Bushmen All
A Romance of the Never-Never by Giles Seagram (1908) (pdf)
The Ness of Brodgar:
Uncovering the Heart of Neolithic Orkney
Time Team Special. A video in July 2026 showing the completion of this
dig.
A BBC Television for schools documentary series from
1966.
This episode looks at life on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides of
Scotland. Shows crofting, Harris Tweed weaving, and other examples of
island life. Added this video around 1/3rd down the page.
Buildings of Stornoway - Past and
Present
Talk hosted by Stornoway Historical Society on November 24th 2025 in the
Council Chambers, Stornoway. The speaker was our Chairman, Malcolm
Macdonald. Added this video to our Stormaway page.
Robert Stevenson
Added two videos to his page about the building and provisioning of
lighthouses.
Added our Weekly Newsletter for July 17th 2026 which you can read as a
pdf file
Programme and Book
of Words OF SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL CONCERT In the COWDRAY HALL, On SATURDAY,
14th MARCH, 1936, AT 8 P.M of the Hall Russel Male Voice Choir
(pdf)
Isles of the West, Scotland, Stornoway,
Hebrides, Distributed by Kinograph 1940.
Two old videos which I've added to the foot of the page
Scotland PLC warned of data centre
"Hidden Tax" in energy demands
Scotland has been urged to take strong notice of a cautionary tale from
across the Irish Sea where an influx of data centres, it is claimed,
represent a "hidden tax" as its neighbouring country's energy demands
absorb over one fifth of Ireland's electricity last year, costing
households millions in extra bills. An article by Bill Magee.
Memoir of William Wilson of
Crummock
By James Dobie, FSAScot (pdf)
Connecticut Researcher Calls for
National Reassessment of America’s Earliest Federal Diplomatic Artifacts
Ahead of the Nation’s 250th Anniversary
American Historic Relics & Art
Examination
of George Washington Peace Medals a Groundbreaking Discovery in Early
American Optical Science
American Historic Relics & Art
Annals
of the Four Masters
The Annals of the Four
Masters is an extremely large and complex work and is considered
anonymous but covers the history of Ireland from BC up to
1616. Volume 1 & 2. Edited by John O'Donovan (second edition)
(1856)
Stemmata Robertson et Durbin
Being Tables comprising the known ancestors of the children of Herbert
Robertson and his wife Helen Alexandrina nee Durdin, by Herbert
Robertson (1893-95) (pdf)
Added our Weekly Newsletter for July 10th 2026 which you can read as a
pdf file
Radar in Scotland 1938 –
46
By Ian Brown (pdf)
Roman Camps in Scotland
By Rebecca H Jones (pdf)
Scottish Society
of Louisville
Got in their June and July 2026 newsletters
The Miscellaneous Works of
The Right Honourable Sir James MacKintosh
In three volumes (1845)
Living in Scotland
A video on The Truth About Life in Europe's Most Beautiful Country
Rottenrow
Added a video about this area of Glasgow and also two books on the
hospital where I was born to the foot of our Medical page.
Currie Kindred To
Elect Chief
Got this in and added it to our Clan Currie page.
John
Skinner & Son, Boatbuilders
Footdee, Aberdeen, 1834 to
1917. Another book in pdf format by Stan Bruce.
Business Leaders bottom lines
revealed in Scottish digital audit
A rebooted Scottish
Digital Audit I compiled for Institute of Directors (Scotland) is
crystal clear when it comes to the bottom line. An article by Bill
Magee.
Added our Weekly Newsletter for July 3rd, 2026 which you can read as a
pdf file
Records of my Family
Compiled by Lieut.-Col. Ralph Henderson (1926) (pdf)
Spencer Fullerton Baird
A Biography including selections from his correspondence with Audson,
Agassiz, Dana, and others by William Healey Dall, A.M., D.Sc. (1915)
(pdf)
Reverend John Craig
His descendants and allied families 1709 - 1774 by Lillian Kennedy Craig
(1953) (pdf)
Practical Nursing
By Isla Stewart and Herbert Edmund Cuff, M.D., F.R.C.S. Volume 1, (1899)
(pdf)
Narratives of two excursions to the
Ports of England, Scotland, and Ireland
In 1816, 1817, and 1818; together with a description of the breakwater
at Plymouth, and also of the Caledonian Canal, translated from the
French of Charles Dupin, Captain in the Corps of Naval Engineers, and
Member of the Institute of France and illustrated by note, critical and
explanatory, by the Translator (1800) (pdf)
Robert Louis
Stevenson
Did an update on his page to add three videos and a link to read his book
Kidnapped and also a link to watch the movie on YouTube.