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Note: The above address is the postal one. The street address for the Film and Video Archive is: All Saints Annexe. Austral Street, London SE11 4SJ. The Imperial War Museum’s Film and Video Archive...
The IWM Photograph Archive contains over six million images illustrating all aspects of twentieth century conflict. A major source of military and civilian, professional and amateur, action and record...
The Sound Archive was established in 1972 as the national centre for audio recordings relating to twentieth century conflict involving Britain and the Commonwealth. It was a pioneer of oral history and these...
The collection includes films and videos made for/by London’s public transport companies and their predecessors for a general audience and covering many aspects of London life, plus some more specialist...
The TUA Film Collection was established in the 1970s to support Rob Foxon’s archive Railway film shows. It has subsequently developed to encompass other forms of transport (road, aircraft, shipping etc.)...
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