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London South Bank University
LSBU · Fondo · 1871-present

Contains the records of London South Bank University and its former institutions. The collection has been arranged into the following categories:

LSBU/1 Governance records, including the Board of Governors and the major committees which have shaped policy, 1892-present;

LSBU/2 Administrative records, containing the records created by support services and departments, 1892-present;

LSBU/3 Academic records, containing records related to the implementation of teaching within the university including records from the various faculties, departments and schools as well as Board and Committee papers relating to teaching and learning, 1892-present;

LSBU/4 Staff records, 1897-2003;

LSBU/5 Student Activities, containing records related to the activities of students within clubs, societies and the Student Union, 1903-present;

LSBU/6 Publications, including staff and student magazines, prospectuses and annual reports, 1892-present;

LSBU/7 Photographs, 1892-present;

LSBU/8 Ephemera, including posters and trophies, c1890-present;

LSBU/9 External publications, consisting of material about, but not produced by, the University, 1871-present.

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National College Building

In the 1950s the expansion of student numbers and technology led the National College to seek new premises. Its original accommodation, a special laboratory building in the grounds of the Borough Polytechnic Annexe, was ill adapted and cramped. The Ministry of Education agreed to cover the cost of a new building and in 1959 the Governors appealed to Industry to cover the costs of the specialist equipment needed for the new building (please see NC/5/2). The building was located on the Southwark Bridge Road (it is now called the Faraday Wing) and contained laboratories for Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning, Fan Engineering, Refrigeration, Dust and Fume Removal and Heat Transfer. The new building was officially opened by the Minister for Education, Sir David Eccles, MP on the 20 November 1961 although it had been open to students in October 1960 (please see NC/2/3/3 and NC/3/4).
Comprises records documenting the construction of the National College Building, comprising

NC/5/1, Equipment;
NC/5/2, Appeals;
NC/5/3, Photographs;
NC/5/4, Plans.

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