Photographs relating to the University of Nottingham and the earlier University College, Nottingham, donated by alumni, former staff and other individuals

Scope and Content

The content of the photographs is wide-ranging, and reflects the variety of images taken or collected by particular individuals. Many photographs are of places on campus, and groups of students and staff, including sports teams and other clubs and societies.

Administrative / Biographical History

NUP is a collection of photographs mainly acquired from alumni, former staff, and individual people. Some of the photographs are copies of originals still held privately by individuals or organisations. This is in contrast to the UMP collection, which contains photographs mainly collected by University departments. The photographs in NUP were taken or collected by a wide variety of different people and cover a range of dates and subjects.

The University of Nottingham is very grateful for all those who have donated photographs and other documents for the collection. We are actively collecting photographs relating to the University and would particularly welcome photographs relating to student life at all campuses (especially China and Malaysia). We are particularly lacking photographs from the 1970s onwards and can accept photographs in many formats including negatives, slides, born digital photos taken on digital cameras and high quality scans of photographic prints. Please contact Manuscripts and Special Collections for more information about how to donate material.

Arrangement

Photographs are arranged into separate groups. A separate group is created whenever a new group of photographs is acquired, and is added to the end of the collection regardless of date or subject.

Access Information

Accessible to all readers.

Other Finding Aids

This description is the only finding aid available for the collection. Copyright in the description belongs to The University of Nottingham.

Conditions Governing Use

Identification of copyright holders of unpublished material is often difficult.

Permission to make any published use of any material from the collection must be sought in writing on our Permission to Publish form (see the Reprographics Services part of our website or email mss-library@nottingham.ac.uk)

Reprographic copies can be supplied for educational and private study purposes only, depending on access status and the condition of the documents.

Custodial History

The photographs were acquired by Manuscripts and Special Collections at various times from 1968 onwards. The collection is constantly being added to as more photographs are received.

Related Material

This collection of photographs is just one part of a larger set of records relating to the University of Nottingham. The University of Nottingham archive has been divided into separate collections as follows (please note that collections marked with an asterix * are still being catalogued):

UAC: Records of Midland Agricultural College, pre-1948

UCN: Records of University College Nottingham, pre-1948

UA: Records of The University of Nottingham: Academic Faculties, Departments and Research Institutes *

UF: Records of The University of Nottingham: Estate and Resource Management, including Libraries *

UG: Records of The University of Nottingham: Governance *

UL: Records of The University of Nottingham: Student and Staff Life *

UP: Records of The University of Nottingham: External Relations *

US: Records of The University of Nottingham: Strategy, Vice-Chancellor's Office and Registrar's Department papers *

UU: Records of The University of Nottingham: Student, Staff and Alumni Societies *

UMP: Photographs from the University of Nottingham and its predecessor University College, Nottingham *

NUP: Photographs relating to the University of Nottingham and the earlier University College, Nottingham, donated by alumni, former staff and other individuals

UONC: The University of Nottingham Collection, printed and published material about the University of Nottingham and its predecessor University College, Nottingham

Search for the reference number on the Manuscripts Online Catalogue to retrieve records from any other catalogued University collection.