Institution of Engineering and Technology
The Institution of Engineering and Technology
2 Savoy Place
London
WC2R 0BL
England
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IET Archives
020 7344 8436/8407
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020 7344 5461
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IET Library and Archives
020 7344 8467
The Institution of Engineering and Technology is one of the world’s leading professional societies for the engineering and technology community. Founded in 1871 as the Society of Telegraph Engineers, the IET now has more than 150,000 members in 127 countries and offices in Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific. The IET provides a global knowledge network to facilitate the exchange of ideas and promote the positive role of science, engineering and technology in the world.
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Library, Archive, Association or society
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The IET Library is open to public access.
The IET Archives is open the public by appointment only. Please contact the Archivists for further details.
The Institution of Engineering and Technology
2 Savoy Place
London
WC2R 0BL
England
Website
Follow the IET on Twitter!
IET Archives
IET Library helpdesk
IET Research Service
Telephone
IET Archives
020 7344 8436/8407
IET Library helpdesk
020 7344 5461
Fax
IET Library and Archives
020 7344 8467
The entire collection of this Institution is a Designated Collection of international importance.
The IET Library is a world-class collection of digital and printed resources on all areas of engineering and technology. We specialise in electrical, electronic, control and manufacturing engineering, telecommunications, computing and IT. Our collection contains 65,000 printed books and 3,500 journals and magazines on these subjects.
The IET Archives collects and preserves the IET’s records since its foundation in 1871, also holding collections related to the history of science, engineering and technology (SET) since the fourteenth century. It holds a range of media covering manuscripts, printed materials, films, photographs, technical drawings, maps and plans. The highlights of the collections include the papers of Michael Faraday, Sir Francis Ronalds and Oliver Heaviside. There is also a large corporate archive recording the activities of a number of engineering businesses since the early nineteenth century and the archive of the Women’s Engineering Society (WES).
Collection details
Trade and Commerce, Social History, Science and Technology, Personalities, Natural Sciences, Medicine, Maritime, Industry, Archives
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The Institution of Engineering and Technology
2 Savoy Place
London
WC2R 0BL
England
Website
Follow the IET on Twitter!
IET Archives
IET Library helpdesk
IET Research Service
Telephone
IET Archives
020 7344 8436/8407
IET Library helpdesk
020 7344 5461
Fax
IET Library and Archives
020 7344 8467
The Institution of Engineering and Technology
2 Savoy Place
London
WC2R 0BL
England
Website
Follow the IET on Twitter!
IET Archives
IET Library helpdesk
IET Research Service
Telephone
IET Archives
020 7344 8436/8407
IET Library helpdesk
020 7344 5461
Fax
IET Library and Archives
020 7344 8467
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