Photographs
Found in 1947 Collections and/or Records:
Photo and Letter related to the Children's House Nursery, 18 August 1971
This file contains a photograph and a letter sent to Marjorie Rackstraw 18 August 1971 announcing the Headmistress May Brown's retirement, and thanking her for her "kindness and encouragement during my term of office". The photo is from the Reunion Summer of 1970, and is of a large room full of people seated. Marjorie Rackstraw is in the front row, on the right, third from the aisle.
Photograph album belonging to Ruby I.F. Mackenzie, 1913-1915
Contains formal and informal photographs of students and staff, including excursions and trips abroad.
Photograph album belonging to Wayland W. Wilcox, 1912
Photograph album belonging to Wayland W. Wilcox with photographs taken in and en route to Africa while investigating Booth, 1 vol., 1912.
Photograph album entitled "Roma", 18 March 1893
Album containing sepia photographs showing famous streets, buildings (inside and outside), and archaeological sites in Rome in the 19th century, including the Colosseum, the Forum, St Peter's Basilica, Castel Sant'Angelo, the Trevi Fountain, etc. The album also contains photographs of sculptures and paintings kept in Rome.
There date "18th March 1893" has been written by an unknown person on the first page of the album.
Photograph album in connection with the University of Edinburgh, 1832-1883
Photograph album of Sheena Tennant Kendall
Photograph album of the Geikie family
Photograph album presented to Waddington by Institute staff on his 50th birthday, November 1955
Photograph annotated 'In my garment called "The Animated Armchair"', c.1917
Comprises an array of material relating to student life at Dunfermline College of Physical Education, including photographs, artefacts and items of College uniform as well as documents including examination papers.
Photograph of a woman and a baby, early 20th century (?)
Black-and-white photograph of a woman and a baby. From the clothes style, it seems to date from the early 20th century. The link with Roddy Lumsden and his family is unclear. Found in an envelope marked by two large red asterisks.
