The records contain: minute books of the Scottish Ecclesiological Society, 1904 to 1965, with 1935-1942 wanting; cash books of the Scottish Ecclesiological Society, 1911-1931 and 1934 to 1954; membership accounts of the Scottish Ecclesiological Society, 1903-1913 and 1924-1955; income tax records of the Scottish Ecclesiological Society, 1936-1963; correspondence of the Scottish Ecclesiological Society, 1957-1963; letter books of the Aberdeen Ecclesiological Society, 1891-1903, and the minute book of the Aberdeen Centre, 1949-1957; minute books of the Glasgow Ecclesiological Society, 1893-1922, and minute book of the Glasgow Centre 1948-1964, with additional correspondence loosely inserted; annual reports of the Society, 1937-1963; constitution, prospectus and papers on the aims of the Society; office of the Society, including office for the annual visit to Glasgow Cathedral; agendas for annual meetings, 1944-1964; notices and circulars to members, 1927-1965; invoices, statements of accounts, receipt books, pass books etc of National Bank and National Commercial Bank of Scotland, 1946-1965; list of members; list of members of council; programmes of meetings and excursions; photographs; miscellaneous letters, newspaper cuttings on Scottish churches of historical and architectural interest; and, correspondence of the Society.
Records of the Scottish Ecclesiological Society
This material is held atEdinburgh University Library Heritage Collections
- Reference
- GB 237 Coll-736
- Dates of Creation
- 1891-1972
- Name of Creator
- Language of Material
- English.
- Physical Description
- 5 boxes; 20 volumes; miscellaneous folders, binders, prospectuses and papers. Access to records in a fragile condition may be restricted.
Scope and Content
Administrative / Biographical History
Included among the New College records of the Scottish Ecclesiological Society are those of the Aberdeen Ecclesiological Society which was instituted in 1886, and the Glasgow Ecclesiological Society which was instituted in 1893. From 1903, the Scottish Ecclesiological Society published its Transactions.
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Note
The administrative history was compiled material contained in the collection.
Compiled by Graeme D Eddie, Edinburgh University Library, Special Collections Division.
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