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Archives
The archives contain documents relating to the College’s history, buildings and finance as well as papers pertaining to individual members of the College, photographs and memorabilia. The archives are typically referred to by various departments within College, external researchers, Pembroke Alumni and their descendants, and others such as purchasers of land or property which once belonged to the College. The material contained in the archives therefore provides both a source of formal records and management information for the College, and a picture of life at Pembroke through the years since its foundation in 1624.
Enquiries regarding the archives should be made to the Archivist, Amanda Ingram, who is in College on Wednesday afternoons, Thursdays and Fridays. Amanda can be contacted at archives@pmb.ox.ac.uk and can provide basic information, answer straightforward questions and provide a list of material available on a given topic. Please note that she is unable to carry out detailed research on behalf of enquirers.
Visitors wishing to consult the archives are admitted by prior appointment only; please contact the Archivist to make arrangements.
Enquiries
The Archivist
McGowin Library
Pembroke College
Oxford
OX1 1DW
Telephone: 01865 276409
Fax: 01865 276418
E-mail: archives@pmb.ox.ac.uk
In commemoration of the centenary of the outbreak of WWI, we have created these pages to share information about the war's impact on Pembroke College.
The College Archive contains a wide variety of documents, photographs and artwork. In an ongoing project a selection of these have been digitised and are now available online.
J.R.R. Tolkien left varying footprints the colleges where he lived and worked. Find out more about Tolkien in the Oxford archives in this digital booklet.