Subjects discussed between Churchill, Charles de Gaulle [President of the Provisional Government of the French Republic] and others include: arms supplies to French forces; the occupation of German territory; Syria and the Levant.

Original dictaphone recordings and access copies of Clark's reminiscences as the Press Officer at No 10 Downing Street, with speeches on the Central Office of Information and on the history of Jamestown, Virginia [United States]. Preliminary notes for a proposed book.

10 tape reels, archived at the British Library as audio files.

Speeches and broadcasts by Churchill, leader of the Conservative Party (other than those made at Party Conferences), including: speech to Congress, 1952; "The State of the Nation", 1951; speech at Zurich University [Switzerland], 1946, on a united Europe; speech at Westminster College, Fulton [United States], 1946, on "The Sinews of Peace".

This section of the papers relates to "The Churchills" and consists of transcribed interviews with various individuals concerning their recollections, or opinions of Winston Churchill or the events of his career.

This collection consists of notebooks containing diaries of the Atlantic Meeting, Washington, Quebec, Cairo and Yalta conferences. Green tends to record events from his own day but when relevant these include encounters with Churchill and other key figures.

Edition featuring the wedding of WSC and CSC. Includes: photos of the bridesmaids and of CSC; of Blenheim Palace, where the couple would begin their honeymoon; of WSC; and a fashion article illustrated with sketches about CSC's gowns.Printed.

The collection relates to Charles Eade's connection with Sir Winston Churchill. It includes Eade's diary of meetings with Sir Winston; biographical material about Sir Winston and Sir Winston's own speaking notes for his speech made on 20 June 1940 which Churchill gave to Charles Eade.

The papers chiefly consist of letters from Churchill to Owen while Owen was working as naval historical adviser to Churchill. All letters are typed, one has an extra hand-written paragraph. There are also a number of hand-written letters from Admiral of the Fleet Sir Roger Keyes.

The papers mainly consist of Kelly's recollections of his work for Churchill, in the form of memoirs and other papers, taped interviews, and in correspondence, particularly with Churchill's official biographer, Sir Martin Gilbert. There is also a small amount of correspondence dating back to Kelly's time as Churchill's literary assistant and two volumes of Winston Churchill's, "The Second World War" heavily annotated by Kelly, presumably for his own abridged version of these volumes.

Log book, copy letters and photographs.

Papers and correspondence from Sir Winston Churchill's solicitors, chiefly Anthony Moir, mainly relating to the initial cataloguing of Churchill's archive by the Public Record Office and rights in his literary works. The archive also includes two commemorative albums put together by Moir, reflecting his time with Churchill.

This small collection of papers comprises Grace Hamblin's notes for speeches about her work for Sir Winston Churchill and his family. She recalls getting her position as secretary and what it was like to work for Churchill. Churchill Archives Centre also owns Grace Hamblin's OBE which is on permanent loan to the National Trust, Chartwell.

The collection includes correspondence, papers and photographs relating mainly to the films made by Le Vien based on Churchill's war memoirs.

Scrapbook and later memoir from Mrs Broome's time with the Churchills.

The material covers much of Lord Duncan-Sandys public life. Papers, reports and correspondence document the ministries in which he served and there are also constituency correspondence, speeches, publications, press cuttings and photographs. A number of papers exist relating to his involvement in the campaign to restore Capital Punishment, the European Movement and the Civic Trust.