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Archives

 

The Mission, which was established in May 1835, has an extensive collection of records and archives which could be of interest to social historians and family researchers. You may also like to refer to the History section of our website.

 


 

The key elements of the archives are:

 

LCM Magazine (1836 onwards) including much material from missionaries'

daily journals and annual reports

 

LCM Annual Reports (1835 onwards)

 

Minutes of the LCM Committee (weekly meetings from 1835) 
 

Family history related e.g. Register of Missionaries

 

Unpublished annual reports of individual missionaries, autobiographical accounts, etc.

 

Photos and scanned images

Annotated bibliography 
 


 

As time and resources permit, we intend publish some of this material on our website. A short synopsis with key words will be freely available. To view the whole article or resource you will need to obtain a Member Login by following the response form link shown below. Please only complete these response forms:

a)  If you want to make a general enquiry about what material is available e.g. do we have

      any information about a particular person, or

b)  If you wish to view the complete article from those listed.

Where researchers use our material, we ask that they supply us with a copy of their findings, which we may freely use for our own (not-for-profit) purposes.

 

We generally will not publish information on the website about a person who died less than 50 years' ago. However, our records may be made available to researchers upon request.  

  

View list of available material from the website

A recent addition to the website
Make a general enquiry about our archives Request a Login to view whole articles

 

Alternatively, please write to:

Miss C Romanowski
London City Mission
175 Tower Bridge Road
London
SE1 2AH

 

stating the nature of your enquiry.

 

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