Royal Commonwealth Society
Dates and places
1868: Established as the Colonial Institute 1882: Secured a royal charter to become the Royal Colonial Institute 1928: Name changed to the Royal Empire Society 1958: Current name adopted on the 7 May
Found in 14 Collections and/or Records:
Archives of the Royal Commonwealth Society
Colonial, Imperial and Commonwealth Conferences photograph collection
Commonwealth in Focus Slides
Correspondence of the Alexander Turnbull Library with the R.C.S., 1976-03-16 - 1982-06-21
Correspondence and memoranda regarding photographs made for the Turnbull Library of New Zealand items in the R.C.S. Library, 1976-1977; the sale of 'Native plants of New Zealand', 1981-1982; and the identification of the work of Martha King (in 'Native plants') and the Revd A.W. Hands.
Correspondence regarding the North West Company of Canada, 1929 - 1962
Life in New Zealand 1982
Life in New Zealand 1982 (II)
Memories of the Royal Commonwealth Society, 1968
An account of the R.C.S., 1937-1965, written for the Society's centenary.
Modern Commonwealth photograph collection
Photographs of the Royal Commonwealth Society
Princess Margaret in East Africa, 1956, 1956
Ten pieces of typescript correspondence between the R.C.S. and its members in East Africa asking the latter for reports on the visit of Princess Margaret. There is also an edition of 'The month in Tanganyika', 30 October 1956 (7 pages), describing events in that country, and two photographs of Tanganyika and eight photographs of Mauritius relating to the visit.
R.C.S. Biography catalogue acknowledgements, 1962
Nine letters personally signed by Commonwealth leaders and four letters from officials acknowledging the receipt of the R.C.S. 'Biography catalogue', with related papers.
R.C.S. Commonwealth anthology, 1968
A working copy of the material used in the anthology, with notes on continuity.
Royal Commonwealth Society, 1946 - 1971
Correspondence with D.H. Simpson, the Royal Empire Society and the Royal Commonwealth Society.