Newly accredited archive services

Tuesday 03 Apr 2018 @ 09:15
National Archives

The UK Archive Service Accreditation Partnership is pleased to announce the latest cohort of newly accredited archive services following a recent meeting of the Archive Service Accreditation Panel.

The Archive Service Accreditation Panel recognised the following archive services as achieving accredited status:

Bristol Archives
Cambridge University Library
Dorset History Centre
Enfield Local Studies
Explore York Libraries and Archives Mutual Ltd
Gwasanaeth Archifau Gwynedd
Hampshire Record Office
Kingston History Centre
M&S Company Archive
National Gallery Research Centre
Natural History Museum Archives
National Maritime Museum
National Portrait Gallery Archive
Newcastle University Special Collections and Archives
Oswestry Town Council Archives
Queen Mary, University of London
Royal Armouries Archives, Leeds
Tate Library and Archive
Tower Hamlets Local Studies and Archives
York University: Borthwick Institute for Archives

Accredited archive services have demonstrated that they meet the UK wide standard for archive services in managing and providing access to their archive collections.

See the full list of accredited archive services.

Find out more about Archive Service Accreditation.

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