Pusey House Library & Archive
The Archive
The Archive contains extensive material on the Tractarians and the Oxford Movement, records of a number of Anglo-Catholic societies and monastic orders, letters and papers of numerous notable Anglican churchmen, and memorabilia of Pusey himself.
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The Pusey memorabilia includes a large number of letters transcribed by Henry Parry Liddon for his Life of Pusey, the manuscript of which is also held. Some of the autograph letters which Liddon transcribed and returned to their owners have now been lost, which lends the transcriptions an added importance.
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Explore the Archive
- Pusey House Archive Catalogue: Descriptions of many of our archival collections can be found here, but cataloguing is an ongoing process, so please don't hesitate to contact the Librarian if you'd like to know more about what we have.
- Pusey House Archive Collection Overviews: This document provides further historical context to some of the collections in the Catalogue.
- Pusey House Theses and Dissertations: Find out which theses and dissertations are held in the Archive.
The Archive is open 9:30-17:25, Monday to Friday. Find out more about visiting us.
For those studying remotely during the Covid-19 pandemic, we're happy to provide free scans from our collections (copyright permitting). Please make a request via our LibGuide.
Newman Digital Collection
All our autograph papers relating to St John Henry Newman can now be found online.
The high-quality digital images are available on the NINS Digital Collections platform, run by the USA's National Institute for Newman Studies. We are very grateful to NINS for their generous support of this project.
The Librarian has written a short guide to the digital collection on the Newman Review blog.
The high-quality digital images are available on the NINS Digital Collections platform, run by the USA's National Institute for Newman Studies. We are very grateful to NINS for their generous support of this project.
The Librarian has written a short guide to the digital collection on the Newman Review blog.
Donate
If the Archive has helped you with your studies or research, please consider making a donation to help us move forward into the future.
We offer free admission to all readers, but our services cost £247 per day to run. Any contribution, however small, will be very gratefully received, and will help ensure that everyone can make the most of these amazing collections. Donate to the Archive today.
We offer free admission to all readers, but our services cost £247 per day to run. Any contribution, however small, will be very gratefully received, and will help ensure that everyone can make the most of these amazing collections. Donate to the Archive today.
