Scope and Contents Rev. Archibald Eneas Robertson was a keen mountaineer and is credited with being the first person to complete all of the Munros. On his climbs, Robertson often took his camera and to record images of his climbs.The notebooks here fall into two series. The first are climbing notebooks that record information relating to climbs undertaken by Robertson. The second series relate to the photographs he took on climbs, being entitled either 'Photographic Exposure Record' or...

Scope and Contents Diaries, 1937-1947, of Edward R Zenthon, surveyor (1920-2012), of camping, hiking and climbing expeditions in Scotland, England, Wales, South Africa, Egypt, Syria, Lebanon and Italy.The diaries are illustrated with numerous skilful drawings and sketch maps together with photographs, postcards, maps and cartoons. In addition to diary entries, there are several lists including mountains climbed, personal climbing equipment, books owned and a glossary of mountaineering terms....

Scope and Contents This climbing diary of Ernest Alexander Maclagan [Sandy] Wedderburn, started in 1931, gives recollections of climbs in Scotland and Europe. The volume includes sections subheaded as follows [spelling taken from the volume]:ForewardBeginnings: by way of PrefacePierre CabotzZinal RothornDyrhaugstindCraig-yr-IsfaStrahlegg PassA rescue party in SkyeThe Mitre Ridge, Beinn a...

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Four volumes recording the author's climbing activities in Scotland with an annotated copy of Munro's Tables

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The journals record climbs and walks in Scotland, England and Wales, and expeditions further afield including the Alps, Corsica, Kenya, Mount Kilimanjaro, and Crete.

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Concerning his work for the Scottish Mountaineering Club, and the Scottish Rights of Way Society.

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Frederick Denison Campbell Allen joined the SMC in 1933 and died in 1964. He attended club Meets regularly until 1947 and these notes relate largely to this activity.

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Includes diaries and correspondence mostly concerning the South Georgia Survey Expedition of 1955-1956

Also included papers, 1924-1927, of Robert W Lloyd with lectures and correspondence on Alpine mountaineering.

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Includes minutes, registers, climbing books and photographs.

Also includes mountaineering papers of prominent members of the Club, including Sir Hugh Munro, the Rev Archibald A Robertson, Joseph Gibson Stott and William Naismith.

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Includes letters, menu cards, printed books and 43 photograph albums, 1934-1937.