Essay examines the Pilgrim Trust's role in preserving ecclesiastical archives in England, suggesting significant influence during wartime.
The records of the Pilgrim Trust, founded in 1930, are held at the London Archives. The trust’s activities have played a major role in the preservation of, and access to, English episcopal archives. This essay examines the crucial role of the Trust in the period immediately before and after the Second World War and its impact on the preservation of, and access to, English episcopal archives, and developments in the wider British archival world.
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