Museum and archives
| The British Red Cross museum and archives contain a fascinating portrait of our humanitarian work, from our beginnings in 1870 to our vital contribution in today's society.
The museum and archive collection is available for research purposes by prior appointment. We can accommodate small groups to view the collection. A minimum of 24 hours notice is required for all appointments. Research hours are between 10am-1pm and 2pm-4pm, Monday to Friday.
We are currently planning a new permanent exhibition at the headquarters of the British Red Cross in London. In the meantime, find out more about the collection online.
What's on this site?
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 | | | Our collections
If you're a researcher, you can find out more about the items we have, including our archives, audio visual collection, historical publications and museum items.
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 | | | Online exhibitions
We don't have an exhibition space so we regularly highlight some of our collections online. Come back often to see our new exhibitions.
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 | | | Historical factsheets
Want to find out about how the royal family has supported us through the years, or what our volunteers did during the world wars? This is the place for you.
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 | | | Frequently asked questions
Can't find what you're looking for? Read the answers to our top questions and they may direct you to the information you need.
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%232%23.jpg) | | | Resources for researchers
From information on medal recipients to volunteers and prisoners of war, find out if we've got the records you need.
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 | | | Useful contacts
Find out how to contact us, as well as dozens of other organisations that can help you research subjects relating to our work. | |
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