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ArchivesThe Archives contain the official records of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, and the papers of many botanists, gardeners and other individuals. They form a valuable resource on the history of the discovery, study, transfer and use of the world's plants and fungi. There are over 7 million sheets of paper in 4,600 archival collections. Library, Art & Archives is the approved place of deposit for official records under Public Records legislation, and records are available for consultation once they are 30 years old. Using the Archives - contacting us, visiting us, ordering copies and photographs Archive collections - general summary, finding aids, new accessions Sources for the history of Kew - the Kewensia collection, bibliography, sources elsewhere Frequently asked questions - family history enquiries, garden history enquiries | ||