Minute books: Council, 1964-; Senate, 1964; Court, 1964-, with registers of members of Council and Court and of attendance, and their sub-committees; correspondence files; staff handbooks and calendars; plans and photographs of the estate; official and unofficial staff and student newspapers and publications.
Records of the University of Lancaster
This material is held atLancaster University Archives
- Reference
- GB 336 MS 1
- Dates of Creation
- 1961 - ongoing
- Name of Creator
- Language of Material
- English
- Physical Description
- c. 500 boxes, folders, minute books,.
Scope and Content
Administrative / Biographical History
The University of Lancaster received its Royal Charter on 14 September 1964
Access Information
Open via appointment with the Institutional Archive. Some information concerning individuals is closed for dated periods.
Other Finding Aids
Physical Characteristics and/or Technical Requirements
Printed and handwritten papers and manuscripts; newspapers; photographs; plans.
Conditions Governing Use
Application to the Institutional Archive.
Bibliography
The history of the first ten years of the institution was written by Marion McClintock Quest for Innovation (University of Lancaster, Lancaster, 1974).