The Scottish Council on Archives (www.scottisharchives.org.uk) has announced the release of its latest Scottish Archives and Records Year in Review, for the years 2024-25.
Amongst its contents:
- Aberdeen City & Aberdeenshire Archives - Moving Times
- Angus Archives - Roseberry: A Legacy of Slavery Project
- Birthlink - Casework and Caring: A Century and More of Birthlink
- Business Archives Council of Scotland - Liquid Gold: Realising the Potential of Your Business Archive Collections
- Business Archives - Surveying Officer for Scotland
- Edinburgh City Archives - Edinburgh 900, Sight Scotland & Edinburgh Trams
- Fruitmarket - Celebrating 50 years of Bringing Artists and Audiences Together
- Highland Archive Centre - Following the Fish
- Historic Environment Scotland - New Feedback and Evaluation Framework
- Hutchesons’ Grammar School - Lest We Forget Postcard Project
- National Galleries Scotland - The Paolozzi Project: Progress and Reflections
- National Library of Scotland - Scottish Women Waging Peace
- National Records of Scotland - Collection Audit
- National Trust for Scotland - Nature, Beauty and Heritage for Everyone
- Skye and Lochalsh Archive Centre - Angus Og and the Archive
- University of Dundee - Art & Archives: Creative Collaborations
It's a fascinating read, and free to do so via https://www.scottisharchives.org.uk/latest/scottish-archives-and-records-year-in-review-2024-25/.
Chris
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