Army material

Reference
- GB 248 DC 077/2
Dates of Creation
- 1910-1919
Physical Description
- 1.5 boxes

Scope and Content

Contains papers from his time in the Officer Training Corps (OTC) and Territorial Army right through to his service in the Regular Army, his time as a Prisoner of War (POW) and material related to his repatriation.

Administrative / Biographical History

Bowman was attached to 52nd Training Reserve Battalion in 1915 (2nd Highland Light Infantry).

Archive Record|Table of contents

Papers of Archibald Allan Bowman, 1883-1936, philosopher, Professor of Moral Philosophy, University of Glasgow, Scotland, 1926-1936DC 077

A A Bowman's personal papersDC 077/1

Army materialDC 077/2

Lecture and teaching notesDC 077/3

PublicationsDC 077/4

Archibald Allan Bowman's CorrespondenceDC 077/5

Mabel (Stewart) Bowman's correspondenceDC 077/6

Family to Mabel BowmanDC 077/6/2

Mabel Bowman and A A Bowman to daughter MaisieDC 077/6/3

Maisie and Maisie's children to Mabel BowmanDC 077/6/4

Mabel Bowman and A A Bowman to son Ian (Archibald Ian Bowman)DC 077/6/5

Ian (Archibald Ian Bowman) to Mabel Bowman and A A BowmanDC 077/6/6

Mabel Bowman and A A Bowman to son Alastair 'Ally' BowmanDC 077/6/7

Alastair to Mabel BowmanDC 077/6/8

Correspondence concerning Alastair Bowman's deathDC 077/6/9

Letters to and from the Bowman children to each other and familyDC 077/6/10

Letters to Mabel from friendsDC 077/6/11

Letters of sympathy on death of A A BowmanDC 077/6/12

Correspondence concerning posthumous publication of A A Bowman's workDC 077/6/13

A A Bowman's family papersDC 077/7

Papers of fellow academicsDC 077/8

PhotographsDC 077/9

Lantern slidesDC 077/10

Presscuttings, Programmes, Postcards and EphemeraDC 077/11

PresscuttingsDC 077/11/1

ProgrammesDC 077/11/2

Work-related ephemeraDC 077/11/3

Personal ephemeraDC 077/11/4

PostcardsDC 077/11/5