Kirkland, Hilary, editor
Martin, Tony, editor
Brace, Denise, editor
Castelino, Celine, editor
Alan Borthwick, editor
Hamill, Chantal, editor
Williamson, Doris, editor
Inglis, Bill, editor
Martin, Don, editor
Scottish Local History Forum, issuing body

Edinburgh : Scottish Local History Forum, 1984-2017.

11 volumes (various pagings) : illustrations (black and white, and colour) ; 30 cm.

Missing issues: 1-3; 5-6; 36-37; 39-44; 46-50.
More recent, unbound issues also available.
Barcode in 1984-1988 volume.

The George Washington Wilson Collection (issue 18) / Myrtle Anderson Smith - - The Scots Magazine 1739-1993 - a concise history (issue 28) / Archie McKerracher - - John Slezer and his remarkable views of 17th century Scotland (issue 28) / Dr Kenneth Gibson - - Peterhead's whaling years (issue 30) / Gavin Sutherland - - Seamen of the North (issue 56) / May Williamson - - Kincardshire's turnpike roads (issue 58) / Thomas Day - - John Morgan, master mason (issue 59) / Connie Leith - - Alexander Ellis, architect 1830-1917 (Holy Ellis) (issue 66) / Connie Leith - - Elgin's love-gift: civil war and the burgh community (issue 68) / John Barrett and Alastair Mitchell - - Aye Turriff - special photo feature (issue 70) / Bill Simpson - - A walk around an old photograph: the Shelter Stone, Cairngorms (issue 70) / Eric Simpson - - Castle Fraser - violated (issue 72) / Frank Armstrong - - Common errors corrected: (1) the founding of Ballater (issue 73) / George Dixon - - A walk round two old photographs: Tarlair Cove by Macduff (issue 73) / Eric Simpson - - Elyza Fraser and Castle Fraser (issue 78) / Frank Armstrong - - The "black minstrelsy" in Scotland (issue 80) / Eric J. Graham - - Advertising and the promotion of planned villages in Scotland (issue 81) / Douglas G. Lockhart - - Gavin Dunbar: nobleman, statesman, catholic bishop and philanthropist (issue 83) / Ray AcAleese - - Thomas Shier's Plan of Longmanhill, Banffshire, 1821 (issue 83) / Douglas Lockhart - - Lord Seaforth as a slave owner in Berbice (issue 83) / Finlay McKichan - - From Gasstown to Lossiemouth: new communities created by town and guildry incorporations (issue 85) / Douglas G. Lockhart - - Robert Young and the founding of Dallas, Moray in 1811 (issue 86) / Douglas G. Lockhart - - 'Our lady of Aberdeen' and Notre Dame du Bon Succès (issue 87) / Ray McAleese - - Looking back to move forward: slavery and the highlands (issue 87) / S. Karly Keyhoe - - Villages in the mind: unbuilt projects in north-east Scotland (issue 88) / Douglas G. Lockhart - - An Aberdeenshire estate rental book: the estates of Leslie of Balquhain, 1875-84 (issue 89) / Ken Ledingham - - Hopeman, Moray: houses, harbours and holidays (issue 89) / Douglas G. Lockhart - - St. Mary's Hospital, Kincardine O'Neil (issue 91) / Ray McAleese - - Last of the line: the twlight years of private land surveying in Moray (issue 91) / Douglas G. Lockhart - - Alexander Ogg: land surveyor, farmer and gold prospector, Aberdeenshire and New Zealand. Part 1: Aberdeenshire (issue 93) / Douglas G. Lockhart - - The journal of Alexander Innes of Banffshire in Jamaica 1823-24 (issue 93) / Eric J. Graham - - Scottish involvement in Carribbean slavery: bibliography (issue 94) / Eric J. Graham - - How the Banffshire Coast eventually got its railway (issue 94) / David Ross - - Hercues Ross of Rossie and Jamaica (issue 94) / Eric J. Graham - - Alexander Ogg: land surveyor, farmer and gold prospector, Aberdeenshire and New Zealand. Part 2: New Zealand (issue 95) / Douglas G. Lockhart - - Aberdeen County assessed tax records, 1799-1832 (issue 96) / Ruaraidh Wishart - - 'The best thing of its kind ever produced': an introduction to the book of the bazaar (issue 98) / Douglas G. Lockhart.

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