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History - Using Other Libraries

Each library has a different admissions policy and some charge fees to external users, so do check their Web sites before visiting.

  • The British Library
    The British Library catalogue is available on the web. To use the British Library, apply for a reader's card in person at the British Library in St Pancras.

  • German Historical Institute
    German Historical Institute London
    17 Bloomsbury Square
    London WC1A 2NJ
    Tel.: 020 7309 2050

  • Institute of Commonwealth Studies
    28 Russell Square
    London WC1B 5DS
    Tel: 0171 862 8844

  • Institute of Historical Research
    An important resource and meeting place for historians from all over the world.

  • The National Archives
    This an invaluable resource for academic researchers, local historians, genealogists and many other groups of readers.

  • Senate House Library
    University of London
    Malet Street
    London WC1E 7HU
    Tel: 0171 636 8000

  • Trades Union Congress Library
    Location: Ground Floor inside the Learning Centre
    Tel: 0171 753 3184
    email: c.coates@londonmetl.ac.uk
    Librarian: Chris Coates
    Contains: Reference and historical works on the trade union movement in the UK, as well as overseas.
    Collection strengths: post- 1945 Europe, North America, the ex-colonies, Russia 1915-, Germany 1918- and the Spanish Civil War.
    Access: By appointment only. For postgraduates and undergraduates authorised by their supervisor.

  • The Wellcome Library
    The Wellcome Library at the Wellcome Collection houses one of the world's major resources for the study of medical history, biomedical ethics and the public understanding of science.

  • The Women's Library
    Location: Old Castle Street
    London E1 7NT
    Tel: 0207 320 2222
    email: moreinfo@thewomenslibrary.ac.uk
    Contains: A reference only collection of historical and contemporary printed material, archives and visual resources covering all aspects of women's lives in the UK.
    Access: Available to everyone.
    Further information: http://www.thewomenslibrary.ac.uk/

  • UCL
    University of London
    Malet Street
    London WC1E 7HP
    Tel: 0171 6372388

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