This archive comprises 1 file of 136 records covering the period when prince George was High Commissioner of the Cretan State (1898-1906). This is an album created by the prince himself and it contains personal photographs and his visits to Crete. The photographs were taken by Periklis Diamantopoulos, personal photographer of the prince.

This file consists of 29 records covering the late 19th and early 20th century. It contains material reflecting the life of the bourgeoisie of Chania, as well as other themes by important photographers, such as Behaeddin, Periklis Diamantopoulos etc.

The collection consists of 2 files.The first file consists of: Venizelos' correspondence since the Cretan years.Printed material and newspapers of the Cretan period. Correspondence between Venizelos and Markantonakis on issues of domestic and foreign policy,Correspondence between Venizelos and Markantonakis on personal matters and Venizelos' financial data.The second file comprises: The personal correspondence -of political and social content- of Klearhos Markantonakis, His correspondence with Sophocles Venizelos and with the Liberal Party.

This file consists of 92 records, representing landscapes of the city of Chania during the 1940s.

The collection consists of one file and concerns to the personal -mostly family and social content- correspondence of Elena and Sophocles Venizelos with Maria Georgiou Lygouni.

This file consists of 82 records, representing landscapes of the city of Chania during the 1950s.

The collection consists of 2 files. The first file comprisesRecords about the “Liberal Youth of Chania” and its activity.Correspondence of G. Papandreou, leader of the Liberal Party, with the party's leading figures andInteresting photographic material.The second file presents the correspondence of the Popular Liberal Union of Alexanria with the Popular Liberal Union of Vegha.

This archive contains 4 files comprising 45 records on the topics: “Eleftherios K. Venizelos”, “Portraits”, “Cretan Issue” and “Various”. It covers the late 19th and early 20th century.

This file consists of 321 records covering the period of the late 19th century to 1930. It comprises landscapes of the city and the prefecture of Chania (Sfakia, Apokoronas, Kisamos) by important photographers such as Behaeddin, Periklis Diamantopoulos etc.

The daily italian newspaper Messagero di Rodi covering the period of the Italian Occupation of the Dodecanese is preserved in 28 volumes with more than 54000 pages. This archive material is now available in digital form via a web library and the chronological search of digitized pages. The digitised collections of the Archaeological Institute of Aegean Studies also include a large number of 15000 glass plaques of the Italian Photographical Archive, the book series Clara Rhodos and the book “La cite de Rhodes” by A. Gabriel.

Familiarization with the frescoes and the other archaeological artifacts, that were revealed under the volcanic ash at the excavation site of Akrotiri on Greek island of Thera (Santorini). Presentation of the Thera Hall of the National Archaeological Museum of Athens. An educational publication addressed to children from 8 to 10 years old.

The collection comprises Sophocles Venizelos' personal documents, certificates from the schools he graduated, the notification of claim for war damage for the Venizelos residence in Chalepa, Chania, served by the Minisrty of Finance after the end of the Second World War. Αlso Sophocles Venizelos' correspondence with the Liberal Party in the 1940's.

This file consists of 130 records covering the late 19th century to 1930. It comprises landscapes of the cities and the prefectures of Rethymno, Heraklio and Lasithi by important photographers such as Behaeddin, Periklis Diamantopoulos etc.

The file comprises 279 records covering the period of the late 19th century to the early 20th. It comprises material reflecting the political scenery, mainly in Crete, from 1866 to the Unification of the island with Greece, and refers mostly to the Cretan Gendarmerie and the military forces of the Great Powers in Crete.