Janus: The Papers of Sir John Cockcroft

Churchill/CKFT contains:
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7	Kapitza Club
8	Offprints
9	Lecture notes
10	Maud Committee
11	Visits
12	Churchill College
13	Manchester College of Technology
14	Australian National University
15	Ghana Academy of Sciences
16	Science in the Commonwealth
17	Scientific training and policy
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The Papers of Sir John Cockcroft

Title	Churchill College
Reference	CKFT 12
Covering Dates	1930–1968
Extent and Medium	90 files

Content and context

Churchill College was founded in 1958 to pursue excellence in teaching and research with a special emphasis on science, engineering and technology. Sir John Cockcroft was its first Master.

This series of papers covers a wide range of issues in relation to the founding of the college, and includes photographs.

Section 12 was re-typed in 1989 to incorporate additional material from the college stores.

Further information

See section 30 for photographs. The Archives Centre also has the archives of Churchill College. GBR/014/CC. Please ask staff for further details.

Index Terms

Architecture

Educational Institutions

Higher Education

Universities

Churchill College

Churchill/CKFT 12 contains:

Correspondence and drafts for charter and statutes.
2 files.

1958–1966

2-15

Minutes.
18 files.

1958–1967

16-26

Papers.
9 files.

1958–1967

27-39

Buildings.
11 files.

1958–1967

40-44

Portraits.
1 file.

1960–1967

45-47

Speeches.
3 files.

1962–1965

48-53

Chapel.
4 files.

1960–1967

54-57

College buildings.
3 files.

1958–1967

58-69

College Organisation.
10 files.

1959–1967

70-73

Visits.
3 files.

1961–1967

74-75

Conferences.
4 files.

1960–1967

76-80

Miscellaneous.
4 files.

1959–1967

81-89

University.
9 files.

1962–1967

Scrapbook: St John's College and Churchill College. Volume mainly consisting of photographs and newspaper cuttings from the national and local press about both colleges covering: the establishment of Churchill college, its architecture and buildings; the planting of trees by Winston Churchill (also includes menu and letter of thanks from WSC); the opening of the college by the Duke of Edinburgh and of the library block by Harold Wilson.
1 volume.

1930–1965