Documentation recording the activities of the Kingston-upon-Thames Branch of the British Union of Fascists from 1932 to 1941. This collection was compiled as part of a project undertaken by Jeffrey Wallder, a member of the Friends of Oswald Mosley. The original project is held by Kingston Museums and Heritage Service Archive, and another copy is held by the Imperial War Museum. It is intended "to record and study the activities of the Kingston-upon-Thames branch of the British Union of Fascists and National Socialists during the period of its existence from 1932 to 1940".

Itemised list:

180/1 Written Study: includes a short biography of Oswald Mosley and his part in the British Union of Fascists movement. Interviews were recorded between 1982 and 1992. Typescript.

180/2 Pictorial Study: includes photographs from the private albums of former BU members Florence Elliott, John Nicholls and Bryan Donovan. 1935 - 1941.

180/3 Documentary Study: includes local and national newspaper reports relating to Kingston-upon-Thames, 1935 - 1941.

180/4 Interview: an interview, carried out on September 9th, 1992, with Blanche Greaves, the former Womens District Leader for Kingston from 1934 to 1940. At the time of the interview she was 76 years old and living in the West Country, having originally joined the Blackshirts in Kingston at the age of 18. Double audio-cassette.A transcript of this interview is available. See British Union Collection, 5/14

180/5 Street-map of Kingston and District: undated, circa mid-20th century.

180/6 Further documentation assembled since the original study of 1995, April 2003.