Travel journals.
Found in 772 Collections and/or Records:
Travel journals of Ian Malcolm., 1890-1902.
Travel journals of Neil Munro., 1901-1904.
The contents are as follows. (i) Journal of Neil Munro's visit to Canada, 1903 (folio 2). The later entries are wrongly dated 1904. Travelling with a group of journalists, Munro crossed the country by train from Quebec to Victoria and back. His journal is illustrated with newspaper cuttings and photographs. (ii) Journal of a tour to Italy, 1904 (folio 48); (iii) Journal of a visit to the Outer Hebrides, 1901 (folio 60).
Travel journals of the 2nd Earl of Minto., 1821-1823.
Travel journals written by James Johnston detailing his various holidays and tours around the world., 1974-1993.
Travel notebooks of Dorothy Dunnett, containing manuscript notes., Undated.
Travel notebooks of Dorothy Dunnett, relating to 'King hereafter'., Undated.
Travel notebooks of Dorothy Dunnett, relating to research for the Francis Crawford of Lymond novel series., 1973, undated.
Travel notebooks of Dorothy Dunnett, relating to 'The house of Niccolò' novel series., 1979-1997, undated.
Travel notebooks of Tom Pow., 1988-1989, 1997.
Travel writing and journals of Jan Struther., 1933-1943.
"Trip to Edinburgh and Glasgow by the Polytechnic Y.M.C.I. ..." by W A Stephenson.
Two journals, possibly of Sir Arthur Pearson, of motoring tours made in Scotland., 1915-1920.
The tours begin by train from London and places visited include Glasgow, Oban, Ballachulish, Mallaig, Edinburgh and Perth. The writer's interests centre around the scenery, weather conditions, his fishing expeditions and the standards of Scottish hotels.
Two journals, possibly of Sir Cyril Arthur Pearson, of motoring tours made in Scotland; and photographs of Pearson and his second wife, Ethel Maude.
Typescript copy, early 20th century, of a journal of a tour in the Highlands, 1765, of Alexander Carlyle.
Bookplates of James Donald Dobson and James Sinton, Eastfield, Musselburgh. Includes five letters (tipped in), 1916-1925, to James Sinton regarding publishing the tour.
Typescript copy of a journal of a tour to Italy, made from London in 1891 by James John MacLehose, printer, Glasgow; bound with a volume of pamphlets from the library of the author.
The outward journey was made by sea to Brindisi, and the homeward by land, through Switzerland, France, and Belgium.
Typescript journal of a tour of Normandy and Brittany made by the "Quartette", composed of four Scotswomen, narrated by A E R.
The journey began in London and ended in Edinburgh, and among places visited are Rouen, Caen, Bayeux, Coutances, Mont St Michel, Dinard and St Malo. The author appears particularly interested in architecture but devotes some space to the standard of accommodation. The volume includes a number of postcards of places visited.
Typescript journal of a visit to Morocco by Robert Burns, Fellow the Royal Society of Arts, 13 February-27 April 1920.
Typescript of a journal kept in France by Catherine Mure, perhaps the daughter of William Mure of Caldwell (succeeded 1776)., 1818.
Various compositions of Sir Walter Scott., [?1799]-1831, undated.
Various drafts of 'Journal from Ceylon to Madras and from thence through the Carnatic and Travancore to Calicut, 1796' by Alexander Walker., 1796.
Volume entitled 'Farrago Libelli' by Alexander Walker, consisting of three chapters based on Walker's first-hand experience of India., 1781-1784.
The chapters are formed by a journal of Alexander Walker's voyage from Europe to India as a young officer in 1781, a journal of the Malabar expedition under Brigadier-General Mathews against Hyder Ali in 1782-1783, and a journal of the siege of Mangalore in 1783-1784. This fair copy seems to have been made circa 1821.