Viola Stirling’s Nature Diary: 27th April 1928
This is the last entry in Viola’s diary and brings this feature on our blog to an end. Writing in April 1928, Viola talks about bird behaviour and tells a […]
This is the last entry in Viola’s diary and brings this feature on our blog to an end. Writing in April 1928, Viola talks about bird behaviour and tells a […]
A quick note before we begin. Although it appears we have jumped back in time and missed this diary entry…we haven’t! We are just following the order the entries appear […]
After a long period off from writing in her diary, Viola returns with a long entry about one of her favourite birds: geese. Viola has travelled to Flanders Moss to […]
Our document of the month for December focuses on Dunblane Rovers F.C. Dunblane had two main football teams in the early 20th Century: Dunblane F.C (also known as Dunblane Wanderers […]
In our final blog post for Explore Your Archives 2017 we are going to highlight a selection of valuable records you might also find within our school collections. One of […]
You may not think it, but architectural plans of schools provide a unique outlook on the history of education in Scotland. Whilst a plan of a school building provides you […]
A very short diary entry finds Viola cover six years in three sentences! From the period of 1922-1928 Viola does not keep a regular update of her diary. She herself […]
Today’s article for Explore Your Archive 2017 concerns school board and school management committee records. If you are interested in researching the history of local education in a particular area […]
School admission and withdrawal registers are considered one of the most useful records for family historians. They provide specific details of new pupils entering a school along with personal details […]
Our first feature for Explore Your Archives 2017 is a focus on school log books. A log book is an administrative record that schools were obliged to keep under the […]