King's College London Engineers' Association

The records of the King's College London Engineers' Association consist of minutes, correspondence and printed membership registers, 1920-1983. These notably include the Association's Committee minutes, 1920-1979; correspondence and papers, mainly on the organisation of events, annual reports, Association officers, rules and regulations and circulars to members, with some balances and other financial and membership information, 1949-1974; printed membership directories, 1962-1983.

<p>King's College London Archives: Engineering student records (Ref: KCLCA KFE/FP, KFEE/FP, KFEE/FP(W), KFEE/FPPG, KFEE/FPPG(W), KFME/FP, KFME/FPPG, KFE/ER); Departmental/Faculty records (Ref: KCLCA KFE/M, KFE/GPF, KFE/F, KFE/PUB, 1994/KFE/F2); records of the King's College Engineering Society (Ref: KCLCA KSE/M, KSE/SB, KSE/RAD, KSE/FR, KSE/L, KSE/SB, KSE/PBN); records of the King's College London Association (Ref: KCLCA KSAE); papers of Professor Ernest Wilson (Ref: KCLCA K/PP 9); papers of Charles James Thornton (Ref: KCLCA K/PP 18); papers of Alexander Hope Jameson (Ref: KCLCA K/PP 24); papers of Professor John Kevin Tyrie Llewellyn (Ref: KCLCA K/PP 37); papers of David Leete (Ref: KCLCA K/PP 42); records of the College Secretary (Ref: KAS/AC2); examination question papers (Ref: KCLCA K/EPH).</p>

King's College London Engineers' Association

The King's College London Engineers' Association was established in 1920 as the Engineering Branch of the King's College Old Students' Association, the department dealing with alumni that evolved into the current King's College London Association (KCLA). The organisation is still very active and helps facilitate contact between past and present students and staff.