Treasurer who are also elected annually. A key structure of the Society is the Regional Network consisting of oral historians who offer a first point of contact in localities throughout Britain and Northern Ireland. The Trustees' sub-committees reflect the priority areas and include a Nominations Committee, Higher Education Group, Trainers Group and an Archives Sub-Committee. The journal has its own Editorial Committee. See also Historiography of the United Kingdom Legacy The Oral History Society Archive is housed at the British Library. The papers can be accessed through the British Library catalogue. References External links Making Oral History - a history of oral history in Britain on the Institute of Historical Research's web site Oral history Historiography Organizations established in 1973