Geikie, James, 1839-1915 (professor of geology, University of Edinburgh)
Found in 64 Collections and/or Records:
Presscuttings, 1915
- presscuttings of obituaries
- associated notices
Professional Correspondence, 1872-1917
c200 letters, chronologically arranged, including those from J Peter Lesley, Sir Joseph Prestwich, Ferdinand Vandiveer Hayden, Grove Karl Gilbert, Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker and James Dwight Dana. Subjects covered include many aspects of geology and related matters.
Publications, 1872-1914
- reprints of scholarly articles
- copy of published volume
Reprints, 1872-1914
- reprints of scholarly articles by James Geikie
- reprint of scholarly article by John Somerville Geikie
- reprints of testimonials for James Geikie
Science Degrees Committee Minute Book, 1892-1901
Includes letters and reports, covering subjects such as course summaries and appointments. Those present at meetings included Peter Guthrie Tait, James Cossar Ewart, Alexander Crum Brown and James Geikie.
Science Degrees Committee Scroll Minute Book, 1879-1894
Includes letters and reports, covering subjects such as course summaries and appointments. Those present at meetings included Sir William Turner, Sir Andrew Douglas Maclagan, Peter Guthrie Tait, James Cossar Ewart and James Geikie.
Scotland: the North Minch, c1877
To an 1872 reprint of the map created from a survey of 1849, covering the Isle of Lewis and the western parts of the counties of Cromarty and Sutherland, minor annotations have been added.
Scotland: the West Coast, c1877
To an 1872 reprint of the map created from a survey of 1846-1865, covering the Western Isles and the west coast of Scotland from Argyll to Sutherland, colouring and minor annotations has been added.
Shetland Isles, c1877
To an 1872 reprint of the map created from a survey of 1833, minor annotations have been added.
'Songs and Lyrics by H Heine' by James Geikie, 1887
James Geikie translated and published poetry and song written by Heinrich Heine and other German poets. He signed this copy with a dedication to his daughter May (Mary Dorothea Geikie) in 1904.