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The Book of the Old Edinburgh Club is the foremost journal for all aspects of Edinburgh history.
The Original Series goes back to 1908 and the foundation of the Old Edinburgh Club.
The New Series was begun in 1991.
Contents
Andrew G. Fraser – An Appreciation
Circumnavigating the Globe: RW Forsyth’s, Princes Street, and its Meanings
Roger Emmerson
‘An Edinburgh Citizen of Very Ancient Standing’: Prime Minister Lord Rosebery, Architectural Patron and Conservationist
Clarisse Godard Desmarest and Aonghus MacKechnie
The Edinburgh Academy of St Luke at Work, c.1737–47
Joe Rock
‘Men Who Loved Their Fellow Mortals’: Blood Donor Recruitment, Identity and Motivation in Edinburgh, 1930–1939
Charlotte Bowers
Building ‘The Palace of Bokes’: Robert Reid, William Stark and the Signet Library
James Hamilton
A Halberdier at the Piazza: John Myles and the City Officer
Patricia R. Andrew and Iain Gordon Brown
Finding Edinburgh’s Pasts: Introducing the OEC Bibliography of Edinburgh History
Malcolm Noble
The Edinburgh Graveyard Project: Rebuilding Monuments