From TannerRitchie Publishing (http://www.tannerritchie.com):
The Scottish Record Society Online
SRS Online will grow to contain the complete Scottish Record Society collection in one easily-searchable database, allowing use of these important sources in a new way.
TannerRitchie Publishing, a leader in historical digital publishing, and the Scotish Record Society are pleased to announce SRS Online. This new database collection, built on TannerRitchie's trusted platform for historical sources, will bring all SRS's titles since its foundation together in a digital format for the first time. The entire database will be searchable with our advanced query structure, transforming historians' and researchers' ability to use these important works.
Remote learning is now a required feature for important library collections. SRS Online allows libraries to make an important collection available that was previous accessible only in hard copy.
Purchase of access to SRS Online includes a year's institutional or personal membership to the Scottish Record Society, entitling you to also receive its annual hard-copy volumes and new publications, along with the other benefits of membership. Subscribing to SRS Online ensures the continued success of the Scottish Record Society as it continues publishing into a third century of existence.
A list of the publications from the Scottish Record Society is available online at the National Library of Scotland website, at the following links:
Scottish Record Society, New Series https://digital.nls.uk/print/search/club/?id=30
Scottish Record Society, Old Series https://digital.nls.uk/print/search/club/?id=29
For more on this collection visit https://tannerritchie.com/databases/srso/
Chris
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