This page is a curated list of archives, publishers, museums, and fellow writers connected to the life, work, and influence of Patrick Leigh Fermor. Whether you’re researching his WWII service, looking to visit his home in Greece, or exploring the world of travel literature he helped define—this is a good place to start.
Please note: this is not an exhaustive list, and inclusion here does not imply endorsement. External sites are maintained by third parties, and I am not responsible for their content or availability.
Archives & Institutions
- The Benaki Museum – Fermor House, Kardamyli
Steward of the house Paddy built in Greece. Offers virtual tours, residency programs, and more. - British School at Athens (BSA)
PLF was closely tied to the BSA, and they helped preserve parts of his legacy in Greece. I am a supporter of the BSA, and I highly recommend you do the same! - The John Murray Archive (National Library of Scotland)
Houses letters, manuscripts, and photographs from PLF’s publishing life. - Imperial War Museum (UK)
Includes materials on SOE missions and World War II history.
Media
- BBC Radio 4 – Great Lives: Patrick Leigh Fermor
An excellent introduction to his life through conversation and archive. - YouTube – Kreipe Reunion (1972)
Historic footage of PLF and General Kreipe reuniting decades after the war. - Wikipedia: Patrick Leigh Fermor
A solid overview with links to related events and figures.