France. Europe. Nation. Longitude: 2.0000. Latitude: 46.0000.
Found in 94 Collections and/or Records:
52 letters of Michael Carmichael to his father.
Letters concern two tours in Europe, his first in Germany and the second in Italy and France.
'A Handbook for Travellers on the Continent' bound with a manuscript tour, 1841, of Thomas Davison Bland of Kippax Hall, Yorkshire.
The volume includes a copy of the 1841 edition of Murray's handbook alongside a handritten account of a tour taken that year, a list of recommended hotels and a summary of travelling expenses.
A rough sketch of the late affairs with the enemy [near S. Jean pied de Port; signed] P Wright, Lt R.Engineers. Augt 7h 1813., 1813.
Account of the experiences of Alpin MacGregor, 1st Gordon Highlanders, as a Prisoner of War, and notes on interviews conducted by his father, Rev Duncan MacGregor, with soldiers repatriated to Holland.
Anonymous sketchbook of scenes in northern France., 1791.
Another copy of [Map of the area about Denain, Bouchain-Prouvy, Abson-Noyelles]. [Signed] Alex Thomson, Capt. Royal Engineers. Oct. 13th, 1816; with ms notes, dated Oct. 22, 1816., 1816.
Scale 4 inch to 1 mile
Another copy of [Map of the area about Denain]. October 22, 1816., 1816.
Scale 3 inches to 1 mile
Biographical memoir and notes on Charles Hodge Mackie, compiled by Anne Mackie.
Includes an account of their visits to France, 1892-1893, and meetings with Gauguin, Sérusier and Vuillard.
Borthwick manuscripts, consisting of two 15th century Books of Hours, and a 15th century almanac girdle book.
Carte de dislocation du Corps d'Armee Russe … le. 10 Fevrier 1816. Paris:P. G. Chanlaire, [1816?]., 1816.
2 maps stuck together with list of infantry divisions. Covers area Ghent -Rheims, Peronne-Virton.
Carte de dislocation du Corps d'Armee Russe … le. 10 Fevrier 1816. Paris:P. G. Chanlaire, [1816?]; with MS annotations., 1816.
This map has the same title as Adv.MS.46.10.2(113) but is mounted differently and does not have the detailed infantry list.
[CC.5] Photographic slides, numbers XCC/1-84; Holland, Belgium, France., Undated.
[CC.6] Photographic slides, numbers XCC/85-182; France, Switzerland, Italy, Gibraltar., Undated.
Commonplace Book probably compiled by C Shaw, York.
Commonplace Book consisting largely of verse, but also with drawings of a Highland scene and pipers at Farr, botanical specimens from Farr and Edinburgh, and pasted in scraps from a visit to Scotland of 1826, and later visits to Switzerland and France.
Copy of Claire Chevrillon-Fabre, "Cinq Années de Souvenir".
An account of life in France under the German occupation, 1939-1944.
Correspondence of Private David Riddell, 1st Gordon Highlanders and prisoner of war during the First World War.
Croques de la paroisse de Bidarray., n.d.
Departement de l'Arriege, decrete le 27 janvier 1790. Paris: P.G. Chanlaire [and] la veuve Dumez. [In:] Atlas Nationale de France, no.68, [plate] 52., Circa 1790.
Departement des Pyrenees Orientales, decrete le 9 fevrier 1790. Paris: Chez Dumez.… [In:] Atlas National de France, no. 63, [plate] 43., Circa 1790.
Text on side panel.
Departement du Lot, decrete le 29 janvier 1790 par l'Assemblee-Nationale. Paris: Chez P.G. Chanlaire [and] la veuve Dumez. [In:] Atlas National de France, no. 55, [plate] 46., Circa 1790.
Text on side panel.
Departement Hautes Pyrenees, decrete le 4 fevrier 1790. Paris: Chez P.G. Chanlaire [and] la veuve Dumez... [In:] Atlas National de France, no.67, [plate] 53., Circa 1790.
Diary and notes of Mary Stewart Richardson.
Concerning her nursing service in France.
Diary of Henry Dyce Paterson.
Records a tour of France and Switzerland.
Diary of John Maxwell, of Baillieston.
Detailing travels in France and Switzerland.
Diary of Joseph Mercer.
Concerning a tour in France and Italy.