Sources in Local History | Regional Ethnology of Scotland Project

Regional Ethnology of Scotland Project

The Sources in Local History series is a free-to-access, digital collection of fully edited and transcribed historical sources. See below for the volumes published so far.

The Correspondence of G. H. M. Lindsay The King’s Own Scottish Borderers 1908-1909 front cover

The Correspondence of G. H. M. Lindsay, The King’s Own Scottish Borderers, 1908-1909

front cover of Two Letters Written by Alexander Bickett

Two Letters Written by Alexander Bickett of Lowell, Massachusetts, during his tour of Britain, 1843-1844

Front cover of the Family Letters of William Laidlaw 1792-1795

The Family Letters of William Laidlaw, 1792-1795

The Diary of Emily Halley 1875 Front Cover

The Diary of Emily Halley, 1875

Front cover of the correspondence of GHM Lindsay

The Correspondence of G.H.M. Lindsay, The King's Own Scottish Borderers, 1910-1919

front cover Notes on a Voyage

Notes on a Voyage from Glasgow to Port Adelaide made by Alexander Kennedy, 1878

front cover glenesk day books

The Day Books of Two Agricultural Workers from Glenesk, Angus: James Stewart 1826-1856 and Robert Middleton 1866-1873

front cover of chronologer

The Chronologer of James and Archibald Robb, Parkgatestone, Peeblesshire, 1818-1861

front cover of marshall diary

The Diary of Helena Marshall, 1869-1874

front cover of poorhouse journal

The Governor's Journal of the East Lothian Combination Poorhouse, 1865-1898