The collection of Birchfield Harriers Athletics Club dating back to its formation in 1877.
Find out more The British American Football Association (BAFA) is the National Governing Body for the sport of American football in Great Britain.
Find out more Dragon Boating is the mass participation paddle sport of today, with an ancient past and a very bright future
Find out more The BPA's colleciton is looked after by the National Paralympic Heritage Trust.
Find out more The British Wheel of Yoga is the National Governing Body for yoga.
Find out more The Civil Service Sports Council (CSSC) records date back to 1864. CSSC had an early vision to have sports ground around the UK and at one stage had 65 sports ground.
Find out more Glasgow Women's Library is also home to the National Museum of Roller Derby. Roller derby is an exciting, innovative sport that has been pioneered by women and gathered a loyal following in the first decade of the 21st century.
Find out more Goalball dates back to 1946 – when it was devised as a simple rehabilitation/recreational exercise for blinded war veterans. Goalball UK are celebrating their 10 year anniversary
Find out more The archives provide an unmatched history of the sport of Rugby League through unique documents such as minute books, player registers and correspondence.
Find out more The IPC holds a significant collection of objects related to the development of the Paralympic Games.
Find out more The IWAS collection is based at the Stoke Mandeville stadium and is predominantly concerned with International competitions including the Paralympic Games.
Find out more Keep Fit Association holds collections relating to exercise and movement since the 1950s.
Find out more This collection celebrates the history of the Kent School Football Association mainly documented in programmes, photos and handbooks.
Find out more The archives relating to Yorkshire-based Menston Cricket Club.
Find out more The key role of the Mountain Heritage Trust (MHT) is to ensure that Britain's unique & fascinating heritage of the people connected with its mountainous areas are conserved, documented, made accessible and communicated widely.
Find out more The the Cadbury Research Library has a number of records and archives relating to sporting achievement through the years. The collection includes original photographs and collections, part of an extensive Sports and Athletics Collections held at the University of Birmingham.
Find out more The National Badminton Museum has one of the finest and most comprehensive collections of badminton rackets, shuttles, badminton artefacts, archives and memorabilia in the world.
Find out more The National Basketball Heritage Centre (NBHC) was founded at the University of Worcester in 2015 and was initiated by major donations of historical basketball material from John Atkinson and Jenny Collins. It has since been recognized as the central repository for basketball history related material by the sport’s national governing bodies in the United Kingdom.
Find out more The primary aim of the National Cycle Archive is the preservation of documents relating to cycles and cycling. It consists of many separate collections of books, journals and archives deposited or donated by cycling bodies and individuals, and provides a wealth of information about the development of cycling, for sport and leisure, from the 19th century onwards.
Find out more The National Paralympic Heritage Trust holds the collections of the major organisations involved in disability and Paralympic sport.
Find out more National Rink Hockey has a collection covering the history of the sport.
Find out more The NSIC collection is held at the National Paralympic Heritage Centre and holds a significant amount of material relating to the Paralympic Games.
Find out more England Netball was 90 years old in 2016. This website celebrates the history of netball at all levels from its early beginnings to the present day. Here you can browse photographs, stories and memories about netball.
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