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Administrative/biographical history

The Bradlaugh Collection came to Bishopsgate from the National Secular Society and consists of published works by and about Charles Bradlaugh and his activities in the Victorian secular movement. There are also numerous pamphlets by Annie Besant and by Bradlaugh's daughter Hypatia Bradlaugh Bonner.

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Eton Manor Boys’ Club was founded in 1909 in Hackney and was funded and run by four Old Etonians (Arthur Villiers, Gerald Wellesley, Alfred Wagg, and Sir Edward Cadogan) until it closed in 1967. The clubhouse, together with its nearby sports ground (The Wilderness), provided first-class sports and social facilities for boys aged 14 to 18, and who subsequently became members of the Old Boys’ Club. Eton Manor Boys’ Club boasts many former members who became international sportsmen.

Bishopsgate Institute

Bradlaugh Library

About this Archive

Administrative/biographical history

Paine, Thomas

1737-1809

Index (formerly Index on Censorship)

Stopes-Roe, Harry Verdon

1924-2014

Humanist Funeral Tribute Archive

Brierley, Tony

(b.1936)

Campbell, Colin Barnsley

Hampstead Humanist Society

Rationalist Association

(b.1935)

Values Education Council

Find More Freethought and Humanism

Ethical Church

Bradlaugh, Charles

Bradlaugh Library

British Humanist Association

Gay and Lesbian Humanist Association (GALHA)

Hemming, James

Holyoake, George Jacob

Holyoake Library

Munday, Diane

Rationalist Peace Society

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