We have a new Special Collections Website
Our new website was launched in 2010, and allows searching across all our collections and view records for all our items. You can access the site at the following address: http://specialcollections.lib.sussex.ac.uk/.
These pages are available for reference and are no longer being updated. They may contain out of date information.
If you are planning to reproduce material from the Special Collections please make sure that you have the correct permissions. You will need permission from both the owner and the copyright holder (if applicable). Please note that ownership and copyright are not mutually exclusive.
Where copyright is applicable, Special Collections will not allow copies to be made for publication without the copyright holder’s written permission.
It is your responsibility to obtain permission from the copyright holder. The WATCH website may help you track down copyright holders.
All reproductions must be acknowledged in the published work.
Collections owned by the University of Sussex
All applications to publish items from Special Collections that are owned by the University must be made in writing to:
Head of Special Collections
University of Sussex Library
Brighton
BN1 9QL
or email: library.specialcoll@sussex.ac.uk
A charge may be made for each image reproduced.
Collections owned by the National Trust (Kipling Papers)
All applications to publish items from Special Collections that are
owned by the National Trust must be made in writing to the Trust’s
publications department:
John Stachiewicz
Publisher & Head of Media Group
The National Trust
or email: john.sachiewicz@nationaltrust.org.uk
A fee may be charged for reproducing material.
Mass-Observation Archive
All applications to publish items from the Mass-Observation Archive must be made via the Archive’s agent sending a copy of your letter to Special Collections:
Ms Camilla Hornby
Curtis Brown
4th Floor
Haymarket House
28/29 Haymarket
London SW1Y 4SP
or email: camillah@curtisbrown.co.uk
A fee may be charged for reproducing material.
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