Managing Committee Minute Books, 1899 - 1912
Scope and Contents
The Managing Committee of the British School at Rome was established in 1900 following on from the creation, in 1899, of a Provisional Committee dependent upon the Committee of the British School at Athens. The scope of the Provisional Committee was to prepare the ground for the foundation of the future British School at Rome. Members of the Provisional Committee were: Percy Gardner (Professor of Classical Archaeology, Oxford), William Loring (Honorary Secretary of the British School at Athens), George Augustin MacMillan (Honorary Secretary of the Hellenic Society), Henry F. Pelham (Camden Professor of Ancient History, Oxford), James Smith Reid (Professor of Ancient History, Cambridge). The Managing Committee is also referred to as 'Executive Committee' in the first years of its activity.
Reference number
AR-10.01/1-4
Dates
- 1899 - 1912
Conditions Governing Access
Materials in this Series are restricted until 40 years after creation. Some materials may not be available for data protection concerns.
Extent
4 Volumes
Language of Materials
English
Arrangement
The Minute books consist of handwritten, typescript or printed meeting proceedings signed by the Chair. These are recorded in chronological order, as follows:
- AR-10.01/1 - British School at Rome Minutes, 25 October 1899-18 May 1905
- AR-10.01/2 - British School at Rome Minutes, 20 June 1905-30 June 1908
- AR-10.01/3 - British School at Rome Minutes, 13 October 1908-21 February 1911
- AR-10.01/4 - British School at Rome Minutes, 11 April 1911-13 May 1912
Creator
- From the Fonds: British School at Rome (Owner, Organization)
Repository Details
Part of the British School at Rome Archive & Special Collections Repository