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Archive Reference / Library Class No.D8008
Former ReferenceTH
TitleToc H, Chesterfield branch
Date1928-1980
DescriptionCorrespondence, bills and receipts, other relating to activities, including garden fetes.
Extent1 box
LevelFonds
RepositoryDerbyshire Record Office
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Archive CreatorToc H, Chesterfield branch
Administrative HistoryToc H is an international Christian movement founded in 1915 in Poperinghe, Belgium as a rest and recreation centre for British soldiers. A youth centre was established in London in 1920 and branches were formed across the UK and the world. The Chesterfield branch had been founded by 1928 when these records begin.
Custodial HistoryThese records were transferred from Chesterfield Library: Local Studies in August 2016, having been donated in March 2010.
ArrangementThese records are listed as per the original Chesterfield Local Studies Library list.
Organisation Sub-TypeYouth organisations
Service personnel welfare and war memorial charities
Related MaterialSee D8308 for records of the Bolsover 'Toc H' group. A large collection for the national organisation is held at Birmingham University's Cadbury Research Library.
DocumentD8008 Chesterfield Library list, Aug 2016.doc
Archivist NoteCatalogued 2010, Chesterfield Local Studies Library.
Updated February 2021, BS.
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