Research

Our archive and collection is in the process of being catalogued and conserved. It is a collection rich in photography, film, medals, documents, sports equipment and clothing. From Autumn 2018 we shall be looking to collaborate with a University on establishing a PhD to draw on this unique resource. For further information, please contact us.

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