Sentence examples for branch archive from inspiring English sources

In the autumn of 1987 someone with access to the Special Branch archive provided the Granada television programme World in Action with a five-page precis of interviews with an IRA man arrested after the bombings who purported to name one of the bombers.

The branch contained archives of documents about Georgetown, many of them irreplaceable.

In November 1945, Bell had been approached by "a foppish young man" at a party who asked if she would be interested to join the Museums, Fine Arts and Archives branch of the allies' control commission in occupied Germany, a programme designed to rescue masterpieces of European art from the chaos of war.

In March 1945, the bust was found by the American Army and given over to its Monuments, Fine Arts and Archives branch.

There is also a branch of the National Archives on the university campus.

According to one historian who asked not to be identified, at least one of the archives' branches is "dust-covered and fungus-ridden".

According to the New York Public Library's archives, users of the Jackson Square Branch "largely comprised writers, artists and other professional people".

The records that are its foundation can be found in the manuscripts and archives division at the main branch of the New York Public Library.

A spokeswoman for the archives, which counsels the executive branch on record-keeping, said that the subpoena arrived last Tuesday and that officials were in the process of complying.

The census was discovered among the papers of Clan Maclachlan during cataloguing by the National Register of Archives for Scotland (NRAS), the branch of the National Records of Scotland which holds historical papers held in private hands.

Northamptonshire police said Special Branch "had undertaken a manual trawl of their archives" and the Crown Prosecution Service had also searched its archives for relevant information but had found nothing.