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Records of the presentations and calls to the parishes of Inveraray and Craignish
See External Documents (below) for details.
Records of the Radernie Praying Society and the Cameron Praying Society
See External Documents (below) for details.
Records of the Round Table Club, Edinburgh
The records consist of a minute-book for the period 1868-1878, a minute-book covering 1878-1895 with photograph inserts, a notebook with poems dated 1870, an envelope containing correspondence and accounts, a bound photograph album with a few portraits of Round Table Club members, and a volume entitledAnnals of the Round Table Club. The volume was edited by J.G.M, and was printed for private use in 1908. It was no.27 of 35 copies printed.
Records of the Royal (Dick) Veterinary College
The archive contains:
- Administrative and Financial Records
- Staff Records
- Student Records
- Estate Records
- Veterinary Practice and Research
- Photographs and Slides
- Objects
Records of the Royal Physical Society
Records of The Scottish Anthropological and Folklore Society
Minutes books of the Edinburgh and Lothian Local Branch of the Royal Anthropological Society, The Scottish Anthropological and Folklore Society and The Standing Committee of Anthropological Teaching. Various papers relating to the winding up of the Scottish Anthropological and Folklore Society.
Records of the Scottish Constitutional Committee
Records of the Scottish Council for African Questions
Records of the Scottish Ecclesiological Society
Records of the Scottish Marine Station for Scientific Research, Granton
The records of the Scottish Marine Station consist largely of notebooks containing details about the chemical work done at Granton, 1888-1901. The notebooks show calculations, water and other analyses, notes on chemical deposits, photographs, sketches, and tables both written and printed. There is also a large amount of invoices addressed to the Station and receipts for payment, 1883-1887. A few other papers relate to accounts, 1884-1901.
