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The Angus Library and Archive is the leading collection of Baptist history and heritage worldwide.

Library

Click here to search the library collections, which are part of SOLO, the University of Oxford's library catalogue

Family History

Click here to search for information on over 4000 missionaries..

Site Search

Click here to search the whole Angus Library and Archive

The Brackney Travel Bursary

The closing date for application for the William H. and Kathryn E. Brackney Angus Travel Bursary is the 10th of July 2023

Using The Angus Library and Archive

The Angus Library and Archive is available to anyone who needs to undertake research.

Schools Resources

There are many resources being developed specifically for use in and with schools.

Research

The Angus Library and Archive is a treasure trove filled with gems waiting to be discovered.

Church Resources and Courses

We have many church histories and church records available to consult. Next course 23rd September @ Regent's Park College Oxford

Recent exhibition

Jubilee Exhibition – Regent’s through the ages

14 September 2017 — 17 September 2017

This exhibition will include items relating to the college from its inception to today, with many items to be displayed for the first time.

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Family History

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The Brackney Travel Bursary

Using The Angus Library and Archive

Schools Resources

Research

Church Resources and Courses

Recent exhibition

Jubilee Exhibition – Regent’s through the ages

From the media bank

Women and Medicine – Teaching notes

Debate on a Motion for the Abolition of the Slave-Trade, in the House of Commons (April 2nd, 1792)

‘1914 – 1918’, I. M. A, Christmas 1918

Letter of proposal from Benjamin Beddome (1717-1795) to Anne Steele (1717-1778), 23 December 1742

Pamphlet on Antinomianism

Empire – Christmas day in Kinshasa

Slavery – Abolition, First Report of Female Society

Soldier standing in ruins, Salonika.

‘What Made Germany Go to War’ speech by the Revd J. H. Rushbrooke

Scrapbook belonging to James Phillippo (1798-c.1866)

Photo taken January 1925, Taiyuanfu (Miss Chapple: third from left).

Commemoration of August the First 1838, Interior of Falmouth Baptist Church

Archive

Library

Family History

Site Search

The Brackney Travel Bursary

Using The Angus Library and Archive

Schools Resources

Research

Church Resources and Courses

Recent exhibition

Jubilee Exhibition – Regent’s through the ages

From the media bank

Women and Medicine – Teaching notes

Debate on a Motion for the Abolition of the Slave-Trade, in the House of Commons (April 2nd, 1792)

‘1914 – 1918’, I. M. A, Christmas 1918

Letter of proposal from Benjamin Beddome (1717-1795) to Anne Steele (1717-1778), 23 December 1742

Pamphlet on Antinomianism

Empire – Christmas day in Kinshasa

Slavery – Abolition, First Report of Female Society

Soldier standing in ruins, Salonika.

‘What Made Germany Go to War’ speech by the Revd J. H. Rushbrooke

Scrapbook belonging to James Phillippo (1798-c.1866)

Photo taken January 1925, Taiyuanfu (Miss Chapple: third from left).

Commemoration of August the First 1838, Interior of Falmouth Baptist Church

From the blog

Mantantu Dundulu, N’lemvo. Linguist, pioneer, man of faith.

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