Welcome to the digital collections of the Humanist Library and Archives at Conway Hall. Our physical collections, which include artworks, objects, books, serials and pamphlets, and archive material, cover a wide range of subjects including religion and irreligion, freethought, philosophy, social change and many others. 

Our digital collections include Architecture and Place, which explores the history of the buildings that Conway Hall Ethical Society has called home, and Victorian Blogging, our digitised collection of nineteenth-century pamphlets discussing social and political ideas from suffrage to secularism, women's rights to freedom of the press.

You can search our collections using the search bar to the left of this page, by conducting an advanced search, or browsing by tag. You can also view items by creator, date, publisher, subject or item type (i.e. text, image, audio), by selecting the underlined text on any item page.
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Illuminated address presented to Charles Bradlaugh MP, by the Secularists of Glasgow, 1887.

Illuminated address presented to Charles Bradlaugh (1833-1891) by the industrial inhabitants of Northumberland on his visit to Blyth, 1874.

A notebook containing handwritten minutes and notes from the National Secular Society's meetings, 1891 - 1898

A notebook containing handwritten minutes and notes from the National Secular Society's meetings, 1878 - 1880

A notebook containing handwritten minutes and notes from the National Secular Society's meetings, 1886 - 1891