Travel journals.
Found in 772 Collections and/or Records:
Fragmentary draft of the 'Voyage to America' by Alexander Walker., 1785-1786.
Fragmentary journal of Cecilia Combe of an American tour., 1838-1841.
Fragmentary journals of Lord Cleveland of visits to Ems, 1883, and Paris, Nice and Monte Carlo, 1884, interspersed with observations on Cleveland's reading and domestic affairs, 1881-1884., 1881-1884.
Fragments of journal of the 2nd Earl of Minto., 31 January-15 February 1842, 3-24 October 1843.
The journal dated 31 January-15 February 1842 deals chiefly with current politics, and the journal dated 3-24 October 1843 deals with a visit to Minto House by M d'Arlencourt, a'most tiresome' French Legitimist politician.
"From King's Cross to Euston via the Caledonian Canal", tour journal of Henry Lambert.
Lambert and his wife tour Scotland for a month in the summer of 1892, meeting up with four of their children at Oban. The Lamberts visit places including Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Braemar, Pitlochry, Dunkeld, Oban, Inverness and Glasgow.
Gaelic journal of Dugald MacNicol., 1809-1813
Genealogical notes on Scottish families: 'Letter E'., [?1790-?1800.]
In addition to the genealogical notes the volume includes part of a journal of a visit to the Lake District (folio 1) and descriptions of journeys in Scotland (folio 59).
Grand tour journal of Robert Campbell of Auchmannoch
The journal covers a Grand Tour through France, Switzerland and Italy untaken between 29 June 1829 and early August 1830.
Holiday journal compiled by Mrs William Waddell mainly during holidays on the Isle of Arran, with pen sketches of various locations, inscribed volume III.
Humorous log and sketches by Richard Doyle of voyages on the boats of Edward Ellice (died 1880)., 1855, 1859.
The log (folio 4) which is illustrated with pen and ink sketches, records a voyage on the yacht ‘The Ladye’ from Loch Hourn to Lewis and Skye in October 1859. The other sketches, which are pasted to large sheets, depict scenes during a voyage on the 'Lotus' to Skye and Rona in October 1855 (folio 19) and were probably added to the later narrative by Mrs Ellice.