Journal Content Index
Scottish Local History was first published as the 'Scottish Local History Conference Newsletter' in October 1982. Further issues appeared in January and May 1983 and the first issue to bear the title Scottish Local History appeared in Autumn 1983.
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| Journal | Article Title | Article Author(s) | Available to buy? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Issue 119 | News Feature: Centenary of Inchinnan Bridge | Yes | |
| Issue 119 | News Feature: Bridging the Clyde | Yes | |
| Issue 119 | Politics and Politicians in Strathard 1918-1997 | James Kennedy | Yes |
| Issue 119 | What Became of Mr Waistell? A Duellist of 1824 | Lyndesay M Brown and Allan W Brown | Yes |
| Issue 119 | Dunbar Battery Hospital: a Short History | James E Herring | Yes |
| Issue 119 | 'A Political Whim': Sir Alexander Murray's Scheme for St Kilda | Andy Drummond | Yes |
| Issue 119 | Tarbolton Engineer Robert Thom: Might he have Saved us from Fossil Fuels? | Andreas Malm, with David Whyte | Yes |
| Issue 119 | Note 1: Renaissance Portraits in Carrick | Yes | |
| Issue 119 | Note 2: German Air Crash at Lennoxtown, 7 May 1941 | Yes | |
| Issue 119 | Note 3: Strelitz and the founding of Burrelton, Perthshire | Yes | |
| Issue 119 | News Feature: The New Perth Museum | Yes | |
| Issue 119 | News Feature: Friends of Campsie High Kirk | Yes | |
| Issue 119 | News Feature: NLS Virtual Reading Room Service | Yes | |
| Issue 119 | News Feature: 'Old Edinburgh Reborn' | Yes | |
| Issue 119 | News Feature: The Kelvin Aqueduct, Maryhill | Yes | |
| Issue 118 | News Feature: German Aircraft Crash in Stirlingshire during World War II | Yes | |
| Issue 118 | News Feature: A Forgotten Archive (North British Railway) | Yes | |
| Issue 118 | News Feature: The Truckell Prize | Yes | |
| Issue 118 | The Literacy and Debating Society of a Coatbridge School, 1916-1929 | Les Jenkins | Yes |
| Issue 118 | The Incidence of Escapes from Stobs Prisoner of War Camp, 1915-1918 | David M Smale | Yes |
| Issue 118 | The Mitchellite Explosive and MB Powder Factory, Bonnybridge | John H Harris | Yes |
| Issue 118 | The Abbey, Saucel and Seedhill Grain Mills, Paisley | Anthony Cooke | Yes |
| Issue 118 | Eaglesfield, Middlebie Parish, Dumfriesshire: from Legend to Literacy | Margaret Kennedy | Yes |
| Issue 118 | The Bazaar Age in Scotland - Part 8, Fun and Fundraising in Forfar in 1903: The Area Belle Farce | Douglas G Lockhart with Diana CF Webster | Yes |
| Issue 118 | Note 1: The Debtors' Sanctuary, Holyrood | Yes | |
| Issue 118 | Note 2: The Threat to Ramsay MacDonald's Vision | Yes | |
| Issue 118 | News Feature: Future of Antonine Wall | Yes | |
| Issue 118 | News Feature: Train-shed Formerly at Haymarket Station, now at Bo'ness | Yes | |
| Issue 117 | News Feature: Recent Red Wheel Unveilings in Edinburgh | Yes | |
| Issue 117 | News Feature: The Bowline, West Dunbarrtonshire | Yes | |
| Issue 117 | News Feature: Carrick Place-names Project | Yes | |
| Issue 117 | News Feature: The Pilrig Muddle | Yes | |
| Issue 117 | News Feature: The Book of Here and There | Yes | |
| Issue 117 | News Feature: Thomas Muir and John MacLean | Yes | |
| Issue 117 | The Dumfries Siller Gun and the Two Georges | Margaret Kennedy | Yes |
| Issue 117 | The Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company - its Early Days | George Manzor | Yes |
| Issue 117 | George Young and the Construction of Strelitz, Perthshire, 1763-1766 | Catherine Rice | Yes |
| Issue 117 | Giffnock Sandstone: the Forgotten Story | Stuart Nisbet | Yes |
| Issue 117 | 'The Horse of Knowledge and the Human Kangaroo': Menageries and Circuses in Scotland in the Edwardian Era | Andy Drummond | Yes |
| Issue 117 | Note 1: The 1820 Rising - Recent Discoveries | Yes | |
| Issue 117 | Note 2: Aberdeen University Union in the Forties | Yes | |
| Issue 117 | News Feature: SLHF Walk & Talk in Dundee, 30 August 2023 | Yes | |
| Issue 117 | News Feature: SLHF AGM 2023 | Yes | |
| Issue 117 | News Feature: The Crinan and Caledonian Canals | Yes | |
| Issue 116 | Note 2: The True Rhubarb and John Bell of Antermony | Yes | |
| Issue 116 | News Feature: SLHF Annual Conference - 'Engineering, Science & Technology' | Yes | |
| Issue 116 | News Feature: The Denny Tank, Dumbarton | Yes | |
| Issue 116 | News Feature: The Churchill Barriers, Orkney | Yes | |
| Issue 116 | News Feature: Charity Shell at Aberdeen Station | Yes | |
| Issue 116 | News Feature: Killearn Hospital | Yes | |
| Issue 116 | The 'Lost' Churches of Stirling: Charting Scottish Ecclesiastical History through a Single Parish | Kenneth B Scott | Yes |
| Issue 116 | CORONATIONS AND JUBILEES, PART 3 - Bandstands and Bridges, Cairns and Clocks: Royal Commemorations in Scotland 1887-1911 | Douglas G Lockhart, with Diana CF Webster | Yes |
| Issue 116 | Whisky Distilling beside the Water of Leith at Balerno | Lyndesay M Brown and Allan W Brown | Yes |
| Issue 116 | Concrete in the Far North: The Duke of Sutherland's Use of Concrete in the 1870s | David Scott Cowan | Yes |
| Issue 116 | Major Thomas Hart of the Honourable East India Company | Margaret Kennedy | Yes |
| Issue 116 | Debosched Horneris and Contemptuous and Seditious Assemblies: The Life and Times of Charles Ferme (1566-1617) | Andy Drummond | Yes |
| Issue 116 | Note 1: Kirkmichael Inventories | Yes | |
| Issue 115 | What Goes Around, Comes Around - The 1884 Typhoid Outbreak in Benslie, Fergushill and Glasgow | Chris Hawksworth | Yes |
| Issue 115 | Note 1: West of Scotland Football Club and its Archives | Janice Miller and James Towe | Yes |
| Issue 115 | Note 2: 'Murder in Tinwald' - Supplementary Information | Margaret Kennedy | Yes |
| Issue 115 | News Feature: Dundee Walking Trail - 'Breaking the Chains' | Yes | |
| Issue 115 | News Feature: Census of 1921 | Yes | |
| Issue 115 | News Feature: Red Wheel Update | Yes | |
| Issue 115 | News Feature: Pictish Stone at Old Kilmadock | Yes | |
| Issue 115 | News Feature: William F Hendrie - Historian of West Lothian | Yes | |
| Issue 115 | News Feature: Scotland's Churches Trust - Church Recording Project | Yes | |
| Issue 115 | Coronations and Jubilees - Part 2 'The Bridge of Sighs': the Diamond Jubilee Bridge and Fountain, Stevenson, Ayrshire | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 115 | A History of the Burntisland Vitriol Company and its Halfpenny | John H Harris | Yes |
| Issue 115 | The Ups and Downs of Tourism in Dunbar | James E Herring and Ailsa McKenzie | Yes |
| Issue 115 | St Bridget's Kirk, Parish of Dalgety, Fife | Robin GK Arnott | Yes |
| Issue 115 | Landscapes and the Battle of Stirling Bridge | John G Harrison | Yes |
| Issue 114 | 'It started with Rob Roy' Film-making in the Trossachs 1911-1953 | James Kennedy | Yes |
| Issue 114 | Conflict over Cholera - Edinburgh in 1832 | Peter Hoad | Yes |
| Issue 114 | 'Palaces of Light and Luxury' The Roller Rink Mania in Northern Scotland, 1909-1912 | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 114 | A Survey of Corrugated-iron Halls in Scotland | Graham M Clark | Yes |
| Issue 114 | 'Fames for its Mills' The Regulation of Perth Burgh Mills and the Challenge to Monopoly Privileges, 1745-1845 | Anthony Cooke | Yes |
| Issue 114 | A Seventeenth Century Murder in Tinwald Parish | Margaret Kennedy | Yes |
| Issue 114 | News Feature: Scottish Local History Forum AGM 2022 | Yes | |
| Issue 114 | News Feature: Museum of Scottish Railways, Bo'ness - SLHF Visit | Yes | |
| Issue 114 | News Feature: Kinneil House - SLHF Visit | Yes | |
| Issue 114 | News Feature: 'Sincerely Valentines' Exhibition | Yes | |
| Issue 114 | News Feature: 'Scottish Insurrection of 1820' Symposium | Yes | |
| Issue 113 | Problems of Philanthropy at Pollok Park, Glasgow 1922-1955 | Phil Back | Yes |
| Issue 113 | Ardtrasgairt - portrait of a Highland community in the nineteenth century | Keith Myers | Yes |
| Issue 113 | Valentine pull-out Novelty Postcards - A Scottish invention | Andrew Cronshaw | Yes |
| Issue 113 | Burghs in the Moray Landscape: twin cities of the plain; twin pillars of the kingdom | John R Barrett | Yes |
| Issue 113 | 'The most beautiful spot south of the Highlands': The George V Suspension Bridge, Newton Stewart | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 113 | Note 1: 'A Near Thing' - bullet from the German Air Raid on Aberdeen 1943 | Leslie Bartlet | Yes |
| Issue 113 | Note 2: From 'Dynamite Cottage' to 'Death Row' - Dennyloanhead | Lachlan Munro | Yes |
| Issue 113 | Note 3: A Tale of Two Mineshafts | Brian Skillen | Yes |
| Issue 113 | Note 4: Using LiDAR for Local History | Jim Beck | Yes |
| Issue 113 | News Feature: SLHFs Mini-Conference 'Scotland and Opposition to Slavery' | Yes | |
| Issue 113 | News Feature: Murrayfield Sculptors' Memorial | Yes | |
| Issue 113 | News Feature: Red Wheel Update | Yes | |
| Issue 113 | News Feature: A Marriage of Close Neighbours - Torrance & Baldernock Heritage & History Group | Yes | |
| Issue 113 | News Feature: British Association for Local History Award for SLH Article 'Georgetown Girls: a history of the Scottish shell filling factory 1915-18' | Yes | |
| Issue 113 | News Feature: Glasgow Mural of Thomas Muir | Yes | |
| Issue 112 | Paul Bishop, Late Chair of the Forum | Editorial | Yes |
| Issue 112 | News Feature: The Late Professor Ted Cowan | Yes | |
| Issue 112 | Crofters and Cottars in the Highlands and Islands: the Napier Commission Report of 1884 | Andy Drummond | Yes |
| Issue 112 | The 'Bard of Tinwald' | Margaret Kennedy | Yes |
| Issue 112 | 'An Affair of the Cloth' The Rev Robert Barclay (1868-1918) and St Mark's Church, Perth | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 112 | Where is Scotland's History? Local history and local people: the nation's building blocks | Christopher A Whatley | Yes |
| Issue 112 | The Cupar War Memorial Project: concept to implementation 1918-1922 | Allan W Brown | Yes |
| Issue 112 | Note 1: The Collessie Pict Rediscovered | Eric Simpson | Yes |
| Issue 112 | Note 2: Cowie Bros & Co of Glasgow and their export pottery to Burmah | Graeme Cruickshank | Yes |
| Issue 112 | Note 3: Henry Dundas: New Plaque | TJ Dowds | Yes |
| Issue 112 | Note 4: War Memorial Nurses' Homes and Cottage Hospitals | Douglas Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 112 | Note 5: Old Kilmadock | Rowena Drowley | Yes |
| Issue 112 | News Feature: University of Glasgow/Friends of Thomas Muir | Yes | |
| Issue 112 | News Feature: Red Wheel Update | Yes | |
| Issue 112 | News Feature: Scotland's First Public Railway? | Yes | |
| Issue 112 | News Feature: Carrick History Society | Yes | |
| Issue 112 | News Feature: Scottish Norwegian Connection | Yes | |
| Issue 111 | Storekeeper Extraordinary: John Trotter (1757-1833) and his relatives | Diana CF Webster | No |
| Issue 111 | 'We only punish them when they do wrong': Slavery and the St Boswells Bard, John Younger | Alastair Minnis | No |
| Issue 111 | Note: Thomas Garvine of Ayr: prescribing rhubarb as medicine | No | |
| Issue 111 | News Feature: SLHF Annual Conference (Online): 'Scottish Sports and Pastimes', 10-11 November 2021 | No | |
| Issue 111 | News Feature: Scottish Local History Forum AGM 2021 | No | |
| Issue 111 | News Feature: Graeme Cruickshank and SLHF | No | |
| Issue 111 | News Feature: Recent Red Wheel Commemoration | No | |
| Issue 111 | News Feature: Leamington Lift Bridge | No | |
| Issue 111 | News Feature: Killearn Heritage Trail | No | |
| Issue 111 | News Feature: A8 Milestones - New Commemoration | No | |
| Issue 111 | News Feature: 'Fragment Found' | No | |
| Issue 111 | News Feature: John Reid, Local Historian | No | |
| Issue 111 | News Feature: Sheena Margaret Andrew (1941-2021) | No | |
| Issue 111 | 'The Queen of all Bazaars': Beatrice Clugston (1827-88) | Douglas G Lockhart | No |
| Issue 111 | News Feature: Stirling Update | No | |
| Issue 111 | Attitudes to Slavery and Black People in the Glasgow Press 1830-1870 | Pauline Brown | No |
| Issue 111 | The View from the East: Edinburgh and the 1820 Insurrection | TJ Dowds | No |
| Issue 110 | The Kames Gunpowder Works 1839-1921 | John H Harris | Yes |
| Issue 110 | Was it due to the weather? Lady Logiealmond's debtors | Rosalind Pearson | Yes |
| Issue 110 | Every Picture tells a Story | Yes | |
| Issue 110 | Short Paper - Hunters Quay and 'The Scottish Gaudi' | Tom Davies | Yes |
| Issue 110 | Short Paper - Speedway Racing in Scotland: Venues | Jim Henry | Yes |
| Issue 110 | Short Paper - Excavating a flax mill on the Luggie Water: Progress report | Paul Bishop | Yes |
| Issue 110 | News Feature: SLHF Online Mini-Conference 'Scotland's Involvement in Slavery - the Local View' 28-29 April 2021 | Yes | |
| Issue 110 | News Feature: John Harrison's BALH Award | Yes | |
| Issue 110 | News Feature: 'Local History after the Pandemic: some thoughts for the future' | Yes | |
| Issue 110 | News Feature: Red Wheel for Alloa Waggonway | Yes | |
| Issue 110 | News Feature: Remembering the Martyrs of Bonnymuir | Yes | |
| Issue 110 | News Feature: Roseburn Park Walking Guide | Yes | |
| Issue 110 | Edinburgh Prepares for an Epidemic in 1831-2 | Peter Hoad | Yes |
| Issue 110 | News Feature: Iconography of the Melville Monument | Yes | |
| Issue 110 | The Afterlife of John Bell of Antermony | David McVey | Yes |
| Issue 110 | Advertising Fife Keith and Dufftown, Banffshire, 1817 | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 110 | Charles Rennie Cowie: East India Merchant and Book Collector | George Manzor | Yes |
| Issue 109 | Every Picture tells a Story | Yes | |
| Issue 109 | Andrew Carnegie's Mystery Coach Tour: a Speyside Jaunt in a Four-in-Hand Coach | Eric Simpson | Yes |
| Issue 109 | The Bazaar Age in Scotland - Part 5, Khartoum in Kirkcaldy: bazaar decorators, scenic artists and fundraising in Scotland, c. 1960 - c.1930 | Douglas G Lockhart and Diana CF Webster | Yes |
| Issue 109 | Disease and Disorder in the Edinburgh Magdalene Asylum | Peter Hoad | Yes |
| Issue 109 | News Feature: Red Wheel for the 'Floating Railway' | Yes | |
| Issue 109 | News Feature: Strathard Heritage Digital Archive | Yes | |
| Issue 109 | News Feature: Declaration of Arbroath 1320 - Display at Arbroath Station | Yes | |
| Issue 109 | News Feature: Bathgate Remembers | Yes | |
| Issue 109 | News Feature: Murrayfield-Pilton Railway Path - Interpretive Panels | Yes | |
| Issue 109 | News Feature: The Future of Edinburgh's Memorials | Yes | |
| Issue 109 | News Feature: 'Tying the Knot in Tier 4': with a Scots-American historical link | Yes | |
| Issue 109 | News Feature: Wishaw Cinemas | Yes | |
| Issue 109 | The Navvies at Loch Chon | James Kennedy | Yes |
| Issue 109 | A Lead Mine at Achanarras, Spittal, Caithness | Stuart Farrell | Yes |
| Issue 109 | Scotland's First Transatlantic Crossing: the story of the William of Aberdeen, 1593-1602 | Thomas Brochard | Yes |
| Issue 108 | Note 3: Edinburgh Murals by Phoebe Anna Traquair | Elizabeth Cumming | No |
| Issue 108 | Note 4: Union Terrace Gardens and Aberdeen's first phone box | Andrew D Jones | No |
| Issue 108 | Note 5: Pilkington Jackson Panels on Lothian House | Don Martin | No |
| Issue 108 | Note 6: 'All the "rigs" are into big fields now' | Douglas G Lockhart | No |
| Issue 108 | News Feature: Henry Dundas and David Hume | No | |
| Issue 108 | News Feature: Scottish Local History Forum AGM, 2020 | No | |
| Issue 108 | Logie Council Housing Scheme, Dundee | Sarah Aitken | No |
| Issue 108 | News Feature: Dr Douglas Lockhart's Contribution to SLHF | No | |
| Issue 108 | 'Martha Broun her Musik Book': an eighteenth century household book from Inverary | James Brown | No |
| Issue 108 | News Feature: From Tranent to Cockenzie - Scotland's Very First Railway | No | |
| Issue 108 | Orkney and Slavery: 'I have at present 36 negroes, besides stock ...' | Virginia Schroder | No |
| Issue 108 | News Feature: Glenlochard - a Physically Distanced Local History Group Meeting | No | |
| Issue 108 | A Survey of Corrugated-iron Churches in Scotland | Graham M Clark | No |
| Issue 108 | News Feature: Reopening of Kintore Railway Station | No | |
| Issue 108 | Every Picture Tells a Story 1 - Community Life in Rural Scotland 2020 | No | |
| Issue 108 | News Feature: CanalCraft Project Review | No | |
| Issue 108 | Georgetown Girls: a history of the Scottish Shell Filling Factory 1915-18 | John H Harris | No |
| Issue 108 | News Feature: The Late Iain Sutherland MBE, Historian of Wick | No | |
| Issue 108 | News Feature: Self-Guided Walking Tour of Coltbridge and Roseburn | No | |
| Issue 108 | Every Picture Tells a Story 2 - Findochty, Banffshire c. 1905 and c. 1955 | No | |
| Issue 108 | Every Picture Tells a Story 3 - Kirkcaldy Post Office Workers? | No | |
| Issue 108 | Note 1: Sanna Mission Hall 2020 | Graham M Clark | No |
| Issue 108 | Note 2: Royston's Way | Royston Goodman | No |
| Issue 107 | Query: The Kynochs of Keith - Some Lockdown Luck! | James Kennedy | Yes |
| Issue 107 | News Feature: SLHF Walk, Talk & Canal Cruise in Edinburgh, June 2019 | Yes | |
| Issue 107 | News Feature: Closure of Dollar Golf Club | Yes | |
| Issue 107 | News Feature: Ian MacDougall, Historian (1933-2020) | Yes | |
| Issue 107 | News Feature: Bobby Grierson, Chair of CumnockHistory Group (1955-2020) | Yes | |
| Issue 107 | News Feature: Demolition of Longannet Power Station | Yes | |
| Issue 107 | 'I'm a fair flyer on the rollers now' - The Roller Rink mania in Scotland, 1908-1911 | Douglas G Lockhart with Diana CF Webster | Yes |
| Issue 107 | 'The Drifty Days' - A climate crisis of 1673-4 | John G Harrison | Yes |
| Issue 107 | 'The persons that leaps the dykes' - Two Eighteenth Century Kirk Road Disputes | Niall A Logan | Yes |
| Issue 107 | Balfron Radicals of 1820 | Jim Thomson | Yes |
| Issue 107 | Every Picture tells a Story | Yes | |
| Issue 107 | The Luxury Private Steam Yachts built by Ramage & Ferguson of Leith before World War I | Eric J Graham | Yes |
| Issue 107 | Note 1: Bothlin Burn | Paul Bishop | Yes |
| Issue 107 | Note 2: Dr James Niven and 'Spanish Flu' | James Kennedy | Yes |
| Issue 107 | Note 3: Strathlene House, Swimming Pool and Golf Club, Portessie | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 107 | Note 4: The Fairlie Sisters, Glasgow Milliners | Morag Cross | Yes |
| Issue 106 | News Feature: Commemorating Thomas Muir - Past, Present and Future | Yes | |
| Issue 106 | News Feature: David Livingstone Birthplace Project | Yes | |
| Issue 106 | News Feature: Memoralisation of Armed Forces Deaths, 1922-1939 | Yes | |
| Issue 106 | News Feature: New Cinema, Motherwell | Yes | |
| Issue 106 | News Feature: Bathgate Memorial Prize | Yes | |
| Issue 106 | News Feature: New Research Grant - 'Away from the water' | Yes | |
| Issue 106 | Cromwell's Highland Stronghold: The Sconce of Inverness | Allan Kennedy | Yes |
| Issue 106 | James Wilson and the Strathaven Radicals | TJ Dowds | Yes |
| Issue 106 | Raising the Fallen Women: The Edinburgh Magdalene Asylum | Peter Hoad | Yes |
| Issue 106 | Slavery and the Maxwells of Nether Pollok | Stuart Nisbet | Yes |
| Issue 106 | Secret Cold War Maps of Scottish Cities | John Davies | Yes |
| Issue 106 | Edinburgh as seen though Phillimore's Picture Postcards: review article | Graeme Cruickshank | Yes |
| Issue 106 | 'Personal, Local, and Unofficial': a review of some sources for farming history | Dorothy McGuire | Yes |
| Issue 105 | Note 2: Singleton's Ointment Pot - made in Scotland | Graeme Cruickshank | No |
| Issue 105 | News Feature: 'Seeing the Wood for the Trees' - SLHF Conference 2019 | Don Martin | No |
| Issue 105 | News Feature: Scottish Local History Forum AGM 2019 | Finlay McKichan | No |
| Issue 105 | News Feature: Transport History - First 'Red Wheels' in Scotland | No | |
| Issue 105 | News Feature: 1820 Society - Bicentenary Programme | No | |
| Issue 105 | News Feature: Banffshire Field Club | Douglas G Lockhart | No |
| Issue 105 | News Feature: Dalzell Steel Works | No | |
| Issue 105 | News Feature: John Mitchell (1934-2019) - from Musician to Natural Historian | No | |
| Issue 105 | News Feature: Loanhead 350 | No | |
| Issue 105 | Spanish Influenza and Scotland | James Kennedy | No |
| Issue 105 | Radical Kilsyth in 1820 | Tom Crainey | No |
| Issue 105 | Dumbarton and the 1820 Rising | TJ Dowds | No |
| Issue 105 | Every Picture Tells a Story | No | |
| Issue 105 | Maps for Scottish Local History - principal free online services | Chris Fleet | No |
| Issue 105 | Thomas Hutcheon's Plan of Elgin | Douglas G Lockhart | No |
| Issue 105 | Note 1: Searching for Gardynebourg | Douglas G Lockhart | No |
| Issue 104 | 'Better than a Mere Masonry Monument' Further research on War Memorial Buildings | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 104 | Maps for Scottish Local History - an Overview | Chris Fleet | Yes |
| Issue 104 | BalivanichTownship, Benbecula Changes in houses, crops and farming as evidenced through Clanranald's eighteenth and nineteenth century leases | Morag Cross | Yes |
| Issue 104 | Coatbridge Casualties of World War 1 | Les Jenkins | Yes |
| Issue 104 | Every Picture Tells a Story | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 104 | News Feature: Forth and Clyde Canal Walk and Talk | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 104 | News Feature: Queensferry History Group - World War 1 Display | Richard Squires | Yes |
| Issue 104 | News Feature: Loch Katrine Pipeline - Recovered Images | James Kennedy | Yes |
| Issue 104 | News Feature: Loch Ard Local History Group: History in the Forest | Katy Lamb | Yes |
| Issue 104 | Surveying the Stewartry: John Ainslie's County Map of Kirkcudbright, 1791-1821 | Diana CF Webster | Yes |
| Issue 103 | Rosehearty: Mapping an Aberdeenshire Burgh, 1825-1897 | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 103 | The Origins of Glasgow's George Square | George Manzor | Yes |
| Issue 103 | Eighteenth Century 'Supermarkets' in Ayr and Maybole | James Brown | Yes |
| Issue 103 | The Great North Road from North Queensferry to Kinross in the Stage Coach Era | Eric Simpson and George Robertson | Yes |
| Issue 103 | Every Picture Tells a Story | Yes | |
| Issue 103 | Scotland's First International Air Show: Lanark 6-13 August 1910 | Ed Archer | Yes |
| Issue 103 | Note 1: John Philip Wood (d. 1838) and the Education of Deaf Children | Diana Webster | Yes |
| Issue 103 | Note 2: Ha-has at Murdock Country Park and Dougalston Estate | Paul Bishop and Alan McBride | Yes |
| Issue 103 | Query 1: Was Baltersan a post-Reformation Catholic House? | James Brown | Yes |
| Issue 103 | Query 2: Where did the Scarborough 'Scotch Fisher Girls' come from? | Yes | |
| Issue 102 | Every Picture Tells a Story | No | |
| Issue 102 | Note 1: 'A Mirthful Melodious Melange' - Andre Letta 1880-1957 | Douglas Lockhart | No |
| Issue 102 | Note 2: Lime Clamp Kilns in Upper Bannock Burn, Stirling | Paul Bishop and Heather James | No |
| Issue 102 | Note 3: War Memorial Buildings: additions and a correction | Douglas Lockhart | No |
| Issue 102 | Note 4: A Land Fit for Heroes? | Dorothy Malone | No |
| Issue 102 | Dalgety Parish and Andrew Donaldson, minister during the latter part of seventeenth century | Robin GK Arnott | No |
| Issue 102 | Fords, Ferries and Fiasco: the Tweed crossing at Melrose | Peter Hoad | No |
| Issue 102 | Canon Alexander Galloway - Scholar, Priest or 'Renaissance Man' | Ray McAleese | No |
| Issue 102 | Celebration of Victory or Insensitive Insult? First World War Trophies in Aberdeenshire | Ruaraidh Wishart | No |
| Issue 102 | The Figures behind the Facts: a first analysis of the individual contributors to the Old Statistical Account | John Moore | No |
| Issue 102 | The Water Mills of the Lower Kelvin: Nine Dams, Thirty Mills | Stuart Nisbet | No |
| Issue 101 | 'The Story of the Edinburgh Doll': fact or fiction? Scottish contributions to the Boston Anti-Slavery Bazaar in the 1840s and 1850s | Diana CF Webster | Yes |
| Issue 101 | Looking to the Future: War Memorial Halls and Institutes | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 101 | Useful Local History Sources 5: Early Testaments | Niall A Logan | Yes |
| Issue 101 | The Nineteenth Century Mapping of Sutherland | David L Walker | Yes |
| Issue 101 | Walter Scott and the Douglas Land at Loch leven: the role of Scott in the marriage of Margaret Douglas Maclean Clephane and Lord Spence Compton | Philip Compton Farquharson | Yes |
| Issue 101 | Note 1: Auldcathie | Mike McDowall | Yes |
| Issue 101 | Note 2: London to Aberdeen in Thirty-Six Hours | Leslie Bartlet | Yes |
| Issue 100 | Richard Waitt (1664-1733): Portraitist to the Clan Grant | Malcolm Jones | Yes |
| Issue 100 | Rounding up Caribbean Pirates in Argyllshire in 1720 | Eric J Graham | Yes |
| Issue 100 | Environmental and Local History: a natural partnership | Ian Maclellan | Yes |
| Issue 100 | Local History from the Air: an aerial photographer's experiences | Edward Z Smith | Yes |
| Issue 100 | A Kaleidoscope of Scottish Ceramics | Graeme Cruikshank | Yes |
| Issue 100 | The Reservoirs of the Forth and Clyde canal: eighteenth century engineering and twenty-first century sculptures | Minty Donald and Paul Bishop | Yes |
| Issue 100 | The Glassford Marriage Portraits | Anthony Lewis | Yes |
| Issue 100 | From Banff to Beechworth, Victoria: George Campbell Smith (1804-68), land surveyor | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 100 | The Discovery of the Highlands: the role of the artist in the growth of tourism in the Highlands | Eric Simpson | Yes |
| Issue 99 | Hawick Hut Week, November 1918 | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 99 | The Orphan Hospital in Edinburgh: striving for respectability | Peter Hoad | Yes |
| Issue 99 | The Mitchell Library, Glasgow: a social history of its early years | Brian S Skillen | Yes |
| Issue 99 | Late Eighteenth Century 'Right to Roam' and 'Right of Way': John Glassford versus local residents of South West Stirlingshire | Paul Bishop | Yes |
| Issue 99 | John Keppie, Architect | George Manzor | Yes |
| Issue 99 | Note 1: Thomas Legerwood Lately, an outstanding church musician | Marcus Kinnier Paul | Yes |
| Issue 99 | Note 2: New Finds on the Site of the Ellangowan Paper Mill | Paul Bishop | Yes |
| Issue 99 | Note 3: Stone Sleepers of the Edinburgh & Glasgow Railway | Don Martin | Yes |
| Issue 99 | Note 4: The Paragon Works, Dundas Estate, Queensferry | Mike McDowall | Yes |
| Issue 99 | Note 5: 'The Ecstasy of Great Speed!' In search of J Steel - a snapshot of Scottish motor cycling in 1913-14 | Diana Webster | Yes |
| Issue 98 | What ruefu' chance has twin'd ye o' your stately trees?: historical maps and a poetic chronical of Drumlanrig Woods | Thomas Muller and Gerard Carruthers | Yes |
| Issue 98 | Emigration to the 'Argyll Colony' in North Carolina: Antrim flaxseed traders and government obstruction | Eric J Graham | Yes |
| Issue 98 | A short history of Alfred Nobel's Westquarter, Falkirk Works | John H Harris | Yes |
| Issue 98 | Note 1: Scotland's Red Cross Week, 2-8 July 1917 | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 98 | Note 2: Edinburgh & Glasgow Railway Mileposts | Don Martin | Yes |
| Issue 98 | A Hidden Secret: lime working in East Kilbride and Thorntonhall | Stuart M Nisbet | Yes |
| Issue 98 | 'The best thing of its kind ever produced': an introduction to the Book of the Bazaar | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 98 | Well Tended Fields: the tenant farms and farmers of the Castlemilk Estate, Lanarkshire, from the fifteenth century to 1938 | MC Ruscoe | Yes |
| Issue 97 | The Caledonian Bazaar, Museum and Art Gallery in Edinburgh: the vision of James Johnston of Straiton (1801-1841) | Diana CF Webster | Yes |
| Issue 97 | A Wig for The Laird: keeping up appearances in eighteenth century Ayrshire | James Brown | Yes |
| Issue 97 | Dr Andrew Marshall and 'Voluntaryism': a significant threat to the National Church | Don Martin | Yes |
| Issue 97 | Life in the Day of a Bedesman | Ray McAleese | Yes |
| Issue 97 | Maggie Murdoch's Sweethearts: farming life in nineteenth century Ayrshire | Dorothy E McGuire | Yes |
| Issue 97 | Note 1: The Colonel and his Favourite Horse | David W Elder | Yes |
| Issue 97 | Note 2: Robert Ray's Plan of Elgin, 1838 | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 97 | Note 3: The 'Broomielaw' Name (Glasgow) | Peter Drummond | Yes |
| Issue 96 | The Orphan Hospital in Edinburgh (1733-1822): The Struggle for Health | Peter Hoad | Yes |
| Issue 96 | Useful Local History Sources 4: Ordnance Survey Books of Reference | Paul Bishop | Yes |
| Issue 96 | Note 1: Auld Ringan Oliver | Mark Cranston | Yes |
| Issue 96 | Note 2: Gordon Castle Fete, 6 September 1916 | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 96 | Note 3: Alexander Bain's Emmy Award | Ivan S Ruddock | Yes |
| Issue 96 | Local History and the Nation: Commemorating Robert Burns, 1859-1914 | Christopher A Whatley | Yes |
| Issue 96 | The Mass Stranding of Whales on Thorntonloch Beach in 1950: a Social and Oral History | James E Herring | Yes |
| Issue 96 | Aberdeen County Assessed Tax Records, 1799-1832 | Ruaraidh Wishart | Yes |
| Issue 96 | In the Footsteps of Duncan Ban: Deer Hunting and Song in the Southern Highlands | Ian Maclellan | Yes |
| Issue 95 | Alexander Ogg: land surveyor, farmer and gold prospector, Aberdeenshire and New Zealand, Part 2: New Zealand | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 95 | Scotland and the Flemish People: an investigation into a significant medieval immigrant group | Roger Mason and Alex Fleming | Yes |
| Issue 95 | Echoes in the Garden: the last days of Granton Castle | Gillean Paterson | Yes |
| Issue 95 | The Adoption of a Neolithic Monument: Carn Glas | Alasdair Cameron, Graham M Clark and Roland Spencer-Jones | Yes |
| Issue 95 | Captain George Scott of Dysart in the Venetian Naval Service | Eric J Graham and Michael Dun | Yes |
| Issue 95 | Useful Local History Sources 3: School Log Books | Graham M Clark | Yes |
| Issue 95 | Note 1: Raids on an Illicit Distillery near Glasgow | Niall Logan | Yes |
| Issue 95 | Note 2: OS Name Book solves a Local History puzzle - Jaw Mill and Bardowie Loch | Paul Bishop | Yes |
| Issue 95 | Note 3: Thinking with Scotland's Places - remember Hansel and Gretel? | Ray McAleese | Yes |
| Issue 95 | Note 4: Raising a Smile in the Archives | Eric J Graham | Yes |
| Issue 95 | Note 5: 'Not the Three Graces' | Diana Webster | Yes |
| Issue 95 | Note 6: FA MacDonald Plans Collection, University of Aberdeen | Douglas Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 94 | Tom Johnston and 'Municipal Socialism' | Don Martin | Yes |
| Issue 94 | No Ordinary Man: Dr John Roebuck of Bo'ness | Dorothy E McGuire | Yes |
| Issue 94 | Scottish Involvement in Caribbean Slavery: Bibliography | Eric J Graham | Yes |
| Issue 94 | 'And uther placis': two ambassadorial missions in Ayrshire | Jean Brittain and James Brown | Yes |
| Issue 94 | How the Banffshire Coast (eventually) got its railway | David Ross | Yes |
| Issue 94 | Robert the Bruce in Cumbernauld | TJ Dowds | Yes |
| Issue 94 | Hercules Ross of Rossie and Jamaica | Eric J Graham | Yes |
| Issue 94 | Note 1: Communicating Local History: Glasgow, Scotland and African Slavery | Stuart Nisbet | Yes |
| Issue 94 | Note 2: 'There's more to Kinerras than meets the eye' | David Selkirk | Yes |
| Issue 94 | Note 3: Inverury to Inverurie, 20 April 1866 | Douglas Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 94 | Note 4: Tollcross Burn | Brian S Skillen | Yes |
| Issue 93 | The Journal of Alexander Innes of Banffshire in Jamaica 1823-24 | Eric J Graham | Yes |
| Issue 93 | Useful Local History Sources 2: Ordnance Survey Name Books | Don Martin | Yes |
| Issue 93 | Note: Tomato Plants at Ellenspark Nursery, Drumchapel | Eric Flack | Yes |
| Issue 93 | Note: William Jameson of Portobello | Graeme Cruickshank | Yes |
| Issue 93 | Note: Last Train from Glasgow Buchanan Street To Oban, 26-27 September 1965 | Moira Stewart | Yes |
| Issue 93 | Cover Portrait: The Snuff Shop Boy | Eric J Graham | Yes |
| Issue 93 | Alexander Ogg: land surveyor, farmer and gold prospector, Aberdeenshire and New Zealand. Part 1: Aberdeenshire | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 93 | Smuggling at Maryhill: an incident in 1813 | William B Black | Yes |
| Issue 93 | Backwater or Model Estate? Williamwood Estate, Cathcart Parish | Stuart Nisbet | Yes |
| Issue 93 | Notes & Queries | Yes | |
| Issue 93 | The Wells of Gladsmuir, East Lothian, and the Reverend John Ramsay | David K Affleck | Yes |
| Issue 92 | Feeing Time: Farm Service in West Central Scotland | Dorothy E McGuire | Yes |
| Issue 92 | A Local Court for Local People: using franchise court records in local history research - an example from Breadalbane | Ian Maclellan | Yes |
| Issue 92 | The Govan Rent Strikes of 1915 | TJ Dowds | Yes |
| Issue 92 | Trade through the Port of Leith in the Mid-Eigtheenth Century | Roy Warrender | Yes |
| Issue 92 | Tomatoes, Tulips and Chrysanths: the Harrisons' Temple Farm in the 1950s and early 1960s | Paul Bishop and Reid Harrison | Yes |
| Issue 92 | Thomas Muir: an Australian Perspective | Beverley Sherry | Yes |
| Issue 92 | Useful Local History Sources 1: the Inland Revenue Survey of Land Value and Land Ownership, 1910-1915 | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 91 | Last of the Line: the twilight years of private land surveying in Moray | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 91 | Sir William Burrell: Glasgow Corporation Councillor 1899-1906 | George Manzor | Yes |
| Issue 91 | The Sale of Logiealmond Estate during the 1840s | Rosalind Pearson | Yes |
| Issue 91 | Gold Dust and Gunpowder; an Orcadian trader in West Africa | Virginia Schroder | Yes |
| Issue 91 | The Residents of 2 Regent Road, Edinburgh | Andy Omand | Yes |
| Issue 91 | St Mary's Hospital, Kincardine O'Neil | Ray McAleese | Yes |
| Issue 91 | The Evolution of Whittinghame Estate and the Jameson Family Network | David K Affleck | Yes |
| Issue 90 | Times Past Along the Molendinar | Brian S Skillen | Yes |
| Issue 90 | The Paisley Radical Trials of 1820 | T J Dowds | Yes |
| Issue 90 | Last Train to Aberfoyle: Myth and Mystery | Don Martin | Yes |
| Issue 90 | Rita the Muse: the Origins of Japanese Whisky | Peter McCormack | Yes |
| Issue 90 | Letters from the Bell Brothers: Scottish Surgeons in the Slave Trade | Eric J Graham | Yes |
| Issue 90 | National Industry, Local Business: the Work of the Scottish Printing Archival Trust | Helen Williams | Yes |
| Issue 90 | John Wilson: an Emigrant from Dumfriesshire to Illinois in 1844 | John Wilson | Yes |
| Issue 90 | Bonawe Iron Furnace | Ian Maclellan | Yes |
| Issue 90 | Rapid Prototyping on Wikipedia: Writing Local History Articles | Ray McAleese | Yes |
| Issue 89 | Glasgow Museums Donor Research Group | David Scott, Anna McCann and George Manzor | Yes |
| Issue 89 | Hopeman, Moray: houses, harbours and holidays | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 89 | Dowie: a Scottish surname with Flemish Roots? | Gary N Dowie | Yes |
| Issue 89 | George McCulloch: a forgotten Port Glasgow shipbuilder | Laurie McCallum | Yes |
| Issue 89 | Stirlingshire's Forgotten Patriot: Baldred Bisset | T J Dowds | Yes |
| Issue 89 | An Aberdeen Estate Rental Book: the estates of Leslie of Balquain, 1875-84 | Ken Ledingham | Yes |
| Issue 88 | Robert Dempster: a Forgotten Activist | Mary Dempster Hewitt | Yes |
| Issue 88 | Commander Milliken Craig of the Honourable East India Company | Susan Miller | Yes |
| Issue 88 | Duncan Kennedy: from Gaelic poet to Glasgow Accountant | James Brown | Yes |
| Issue 88 | Villages in the Mind: unbuilt projects in north-east Scotland | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 88 | A Polish Schoolboy in 1940s Scotland | Stan Bissinger | Yes |
| Issue 88 | The French Royals' Last Return to Edinburgh | Leo McCormack | Yes |
| Issue 88 | Stories in the Land: in the tracks of the Highland Drovers | Joyce Gilbert and Greg Mannion | Yes |
| Issue 88 | Norway's Hut Traditions and the Curse of the Indoor Scot | Lesley Riddoch | Yes |
| Issue 87 | Encounters Beyond Explanation: a Loch Lomond Mystery | John Mitchell | Yes |
| Issue 87 | Barrowfield and Camlachie: the Land Use and Mining History of Neighbouring Glasgow Estates | Brian S Skillen | Yes |
| Issue 87 | 'Our Lady of Aberdeen' and Notre Dame du Bon Succes | Ray McAleese | Yes |
| Issue 87 | Looking Back to Move Forward: Slavery and the Highlands | S Karly Kehoe | Yes |
| Issue 87 | Ex-President Grant's Visit to Scotland in 1877 | Les Jenkins | Yes |
| Issue 87 | The Scottish Local History Forum: Thirty Years | John W Irvine | Yes |
| Issue 87 | Snapshots of Kintyre: the MacGrory Photographs 1890-1910 | Carol McNeill | Yes |
| Issue 87 | Govan Poorhouses | Andrew Eadie | Yes |
| Issue 87 | A Napoleonic Prisoner in Lochmaben | John Wilson | Yes |
| Issue 86 | Alexander Crawford Lamb of Dundee: hotelier and antiquarian | John W Irvine | Yes |
| Issue 86 | Black Isle School Log Books (1875-1919): a statistical approach | Graham M Clark | Yes |
| Issue 86 | The Gairs of Nigg: the firtunes of a small estate in Easter Ross | Gordon Gair | Yes |
| Issue 86 | Robert Young and the Founding of Dallas, Moray in 1811 | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 86 | The Great Atlas of Scotland Project | Diana C F Webster | Yes |
| Issue 86 | Beyond the Grave: Eight Centuries of Dunfermline Abbey Churchyard | Sue Mowat | Yes |
| Issue 86 | John Bell: 250 Years of Travels from St Petersburg | David McVey | Yes |
| Issue 85 | James Macbeth of Glasgow: an abolitionist who was framed? | Iain Whyte | Yes |
| Issue 85 | Cornstone Burning for Fertilizer in Eighteenth Century Dunbartonshire and Stirlingshire | John Mitchell | Yes |
| Issue 85 | From Gasstown to Lossiemouth: new communities created by town and guildry incorporations | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 85 | The Condorrat Radicals of 1820 | T J Dowds | Yes |
| Issue 85 | Dunfermline's Oldest Inhabited House | Sue Mowat | Yes |
| Issue 85 | Leith for the Holidays and Health-Cures | Eric Simpson | Yes |
| Issue 85 | The Bounty Whalers and the Inuit | Eric J Graham | Yes |
| Issue 85 | Peebles before the Railway: town and parish before 1855 | John S Duncan | Yes |
| Issue 84 | The Shawfield Mansion of Glasgow | Stuart Nisbet | Yes |
| Issue 84 | James Burns & Son of St Andrews: an eighteenth century business bankruptcy | Harry D Watson | Yes |
| Issue 84 | Hospital at Corrour Old Lodge?: facts, possibilities and myths | Hugh Dinwoodie | Yes |
| Issue 84 | Glasgow's Riverside Museum: a Review | Don Martin | Yes |
| Issue 84 | The Trades of Maryhill: Stephen Adam's stained glass panels at Maryhill Burgh Hall | William B Black | Yes |
| Issue 84 | The Landing of King George IV and the Masters of Trinity House, Leith | Eric J Graham | Yes |
| Issue 84 | Poor Law and its Impact on Wemyss Parish | Mark Russell | Yes |
| Issue 84 | Note: ‘There Was a Soldier – a Polish Soldier’: tracking Jan Wagner | George Robertson | Yes |
| Issue 84 | Note: The Flemish People in Scotland: information urgently sought | John Irvine | Yes |
| Issue 84 | Note: Goldsworthy Gurney’s Steam Road Carriage In Scotland | Don Martin | Yes |
| Issue 83 | Alexander Bain: the real father of television? | Ivan S Ruddock | Yes |
| Issue 83 | Gavin Dunbar: nobleman, statesman, catholic bishop and philanthropist | Ray McAleese | Yes |
| Issue 83 | A Very Edinburgh Riot: the John Cormack phenomenon | David Ritchie | Yes |
| Issue 83 | 'Comics' for the Historian: comic postcards - their rise and fall | Eric Simpson | Yes |
| Issue 83 | Thomas Shier's Plan of Longmanhill, Banffshire, 1821 | Douglas Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 83 | Lowland Roads and Bridges: sixteenth and seventeenth centuries (to 1706) | John G Harrison | Yes |
| Issue 83 | Lord Seaforth as a Slave Owner in Berbice | Finlay McKichan | Yes |
| Issue 82 | SLHF Chairman's Report | Chairman | Yes |
| Issue 82 | The Impact of the Railway on Victorian Peebles and Duns | John S Duncan | Yes |
| Issue 82 | Gartsherrie Inn: the First Railway-owned Refreshment Facility | Don Martin | Yes |
| Issue 82 | The Lost Village of Tayovullin, Loch Gruinart, Islay | Douglas G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 82 | Travellers, Turnpikes & Tar: SLHF Conference Report | Don Martin | Yes |
| Issue 82 | The Highland Archive Network | Susan Beckley | Yes |
| Issue 82 | The Castles of Lochmaben | John Wilson | Yes |
| Issue 82 | The Legendary Leith Smacks | Eric J Graham | Yes |
| Issue 82 | The Story of Middlebank House and Some of its Occupants | George Robertson | Yes |
| Issue 82 | A Glasgow Slaving Tragedy | Stuart Nisbet | Yes |
| Issue 82 | Transforming the National Museum of Scotland | David S Forsyth | Yes |
| Issue 82 | Note: The Last Wolf in Scotland | John Harrison | Yes |
| Issue 82 | Note: How Many People Died in the Tay Bridge Disaster? | Ian Nimmo White | Yes |
| Issue 81 | Advertising and the Promotion of Planned Villages in Scotland and Ireland | Douglas G Lockhart | No |
| Issue 81 | Compensating Scottish Slave Owners | Keith McClelland & Eric J Graham | No |
| Issue 81 | Regent Bridge and the Opening Up of Calton Hill, Edinburgh | Eric J Graham | No |
| Issue 81 | Mapping the Past: new tools and future directions for local history | Richard Rodger | No |
| Issue 81 | John McFarlan of Ballencleroch: a man who couldn't be bought | David McVey | No |
| Issue 81 | Allan Ball Awards | Editor | No |
| Issue 81 | Scottish Trade with the Colonial Carolinas, 1683 to 1783: | David Dobson | No |
| Issue 81 | Note: The Last Wolf in Scotland | George Dixon | No |
| Issue 81 | Query: A Deeside Revolutionary Movement, 1789 | George Dixon | No |
| Issue 81 | The Bewitching of Sir George Maxwell of Pollock | Mary W Craig | No |
| Issue 81 | The Story of Inverkeithing Salt Works | George Robertson | No |
| Issue 81 | Thomas Muir and the Scottish Enlightenment | Don Martin | No |
| Issue 80 | The new SLHF Journal | Tom Devine | No |
| Issue 80 | Local contributions to Scotland's national history | Journal editorial team | No |
| Issue 80 | Establishment of Victorian Woollen Mills in Peebles | John S Duncan | No |
| Issue 80 | The Migration of Farm Workers to Macduff 1850-1970 | Douglas Lockhart | No |
| Issue 80 | The Watchmeal of Kilpatrick: a Wolf's Tale with a Difference | John Mitchell | No |
| Issue 80 | The "Black Minstrelsy in Scotland" | Eric J Graham | No |
| Issue 80 | Britain's first filtered water supply: Paisley's contribution to public health | Thomas Dowds | No |
| Issue 79 | Melrose – dispute with the Rev Frederick Maclagan | P Hoad | Yes |
| Issue 79 | Milestones in Scotland | N Bishop | Yes |
| Issue 79 | Newmilns Anti-Slavery Society and John Brooks | R Barr | Yes |
| Issue 79 | Scotland's Places – geographical resources for local historians | A Beamer | Yes |
| Issue 79 | Archiestown, the founding years, 1758-1775 | D G Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 79 | Redcastle Quarry in the Black Isle | G Clark | Yes |
| Issue 79 | Emigration – Thomas Crawford's letter from New Zealand, 1863 | J C Holt | Yes |
| Issue 79 | Emigration – James Fergus's letters from the Colorado gold fields, 1860-61 | J Beech | Yes |
| Issue 78 | Scotland's Rural Past conference at Fort William | J R Barrett | Yes |
| Issue 78 | Kelvinside Racecourse | W B Black | Yes |
| Issue 78 | Local and regional history at the Open University | I Donnachie | Yes |
| Issue 78 | Peebles Railway and John Bathgate | J S Duncan | Yes |
| Issue 78 | Portobello's first hundred years as a seaside resort | E Simpson | Yes |
| Issue 78 | Barneyhill, East Barns, Dunbar | C W Acton | Yes |
| Issue 78 | Drymen Bridge's 18th-century master mason, John Brown | J Mitchell | Yes |
| Issue 78 | Castle Fraser's Elyza Fraser, 1736-1814 | F Armstrong | Yes |
| Issue 78 | Jacobite John Dunbar's letters from Virginia | E J Graham | Yes |
| Issue 77 | Crossraguel Abbey | J Brown | Yes |
| Issue 77 | Flanders Moss (East) – myths and evidence | J G Harrison | Yes |
| Issue 77 | Kirk session minutes as local history sources | K Woods | Yes |
| Issue 77 | Lion Foundry, Kirkintilloch | D McVey | Yes |
| Issue 77 | Peebles – the advent of tourism | J S Duncan | Yes |
| Issue 77 | William Adamson MP | G Robertson | Yes |
| Issue 77 | Cromarty and the Navy | E Malcolm | Yes |
| Issue 76 | Border Reiver William Armstrong of Kinmont | T Moss | Yes |
| Issue 76 | Kingussie and Badenoch – old photographs | A Glen | Yes |
| Issue 76 | Donibristle Airfield | Eric Simpson | Yes |
| Issue 76 | 18th-century nurserymen, the Millers at Holyrood | F W Robertson | Yes |
| Issue 76 | Rosyth Garden City | M Rogers | Yes |
| Issue 76 | Gigha's Achamore Gardens | M Little | Yes |
| Issue 76 | Glasgow's licensed trade, 1900-1930 | A Eadie | Yes |
| Issue 76 | Highland drovers' legacy | J Mitchell | Yes |
| Issue 76 | Rural buildings on Roy's Military Survey and as shown by John Watt | S Nisbet | Yes |
| Issue 76 | Slaving station letters | Eric J Graham | Yes |
| Issue 75 | Buchanan Castle military railway | J Mitchell | Yes |
| Issue 75 | Catholic Mission at Paisley, 1808-1829 | T Dowds | Yes |
| Issue 75 | Corncockle Quarry near Lochmaben | J Wilson | Yes |
| Issue 75 | Edinburgh's surviving horse-drawn tramcar | A W Brotchie | Yes |
| Issue 75 | Garscadden Village's death knell | A Craig | Yes |
| Issue 75 | Leith’s medieval transformation | A Goodman | Yes |
| Issue 75 | Old Edinburgh Club's founder, William J Hay | G Cruickshank | Yes |
| Issue 74 | Highland ‘Watch’ and Duncan Roy Campbell | J Harrison | Yes |
| Issue 74 | Kilmarnock: water wheels at Wards | J Mitchell | Yes |
| Issue 74 | Local history societies – and ‘Scottish Life and Society’ | A Murdoch | Yes |
| Issue 74 | Printing in Scotland – 500 years | B Hillyard | Yes |
| Issue 74 | ‘Rest and Be Thankful’ – road construction in Georgian Argyll | A Broom | Yes |
| Issue 74 | Ethnology – compendium of Scottish ethnology | M Mulhern | Yes |
| Issue 74 | Fair Isle families | G Stout | Yes |
| Issue 74 | Glasgow's Malt Tax Riot, 1725 | W B Black | Yes |
| Issue 73 | Auchtergaven life in the 17th and 18th centuries | R Fenwick | Yes |
| Issue 73 | Ballater's founding in 1809 – Common Errors Corrected | G Dixon | Yes |
| Issue 73 | Dunfermline – violence on its streets in 1840s | C Neale | Yes |
| Issue 73 | Stirlingshire (East) industrialisation, 1790-1840 | K O'Donell | Yes |
| Issue 73 | Highland cattle galore | U F Cochrane | Yes |
| Issue 73 | Lockerbie Academy | I C Gow | Yes |
| Issue 73 | Tarlair's mineral spring and swimming pool, Macduff | E Simpson | Yes |
| Issue 73 | Pettigrew, James Bell - professor at St Andrews | B Willsher | Yes |
| Issue 72 | Slavery – Anti-Slave Trade tour of William Dickson, 1792 | I Whyte | No |
| Issue 72 | John Bell of Antermony, and Russia | D McVey | No |
| Issue 72 | Carpow Bronze Age logboat | S Timoney | No |
| Issue 72 | Castle Fraser violated in 1655 | F Armstrong | No |
| Issue 72 | Dunfermline Prison | G Robertson | No |
| Issue 72 | Glasgow and the American Wild West | J Mitchell | No |
| Issue 72 | Slavery – Glasgow University and its abolition | L Richmond | No |
| Issue 72 | St Andrews University's Special Collections | L Smith | No |
| Issue 72 | Slave trade – some South West Scotland connections | L Henderson | No |
| Issue 71 | Dr Sylvia Clark (1920-2007) – an appreciation | S Nisbet | No |
| Issue 71 | Edinburgh's Broughton Court | J Dickie | No |
| Issue 71 | Inverness architect, Dr Alexander Ross | E MacAskill | No |
| Issue 71 | Roy's Military Map of Scotland, 1747-55 | C Fleet | No |
| Issue 71 | Stirling – life in the 18th century | P Clapham | No |
| Issue 71 | Scottish indentured servants in the early colonies | S Millar | No |
| Issue 71 | Slavery related letters between Paxton and Grenada | S Baker | No |
| Issue 71 | East Linton lairds – James Balfour and Sir George Buchan Hepburn | D Affleck | No |
| Issue 71 | Black people in Scotland during the slavery era | EJ Graham, M Duffill | No |
| Issue 70 | Adam Bald – the Impulsive and Compulsive traveller, and a weekend away | A J Durie | Yes |
| Issue 70 | Cairngorms – the Shelter Stone | E Simpson | Yes |
| Issue 70 | Communications – change as perceived in the OSA and NSA, Final Part | E MacKinnon | Yes |
| Issue 70 | Samuel C Hirst, Dundee – maker of musical history | I McCraw | Yes |
| Issue 70 | Letters Home: a Scotsman’s link with his kin | R Jennings | Yes |
| Issue 70 | Forth & Clyde Canal – shipbuilding at Glasgow | W B Black | Yes |
| Issue 70 | When Royalty graced Strathendrick’s railways | J Mitchell | Yes |
| Issue 70 | Scythes – the Scottish connection | K M Battye | Yes |
| Issue 70 | Turriff – Photo Feature | B Simpson | Yes |
| Issue 70 | The making of bygone Yetholm | B Rae | Yes |
| Issue 69 | Scottish Local History Forum Survey of Local History Groups: report | No | |
| Issue 69 | Slavery and the rise of the West of Scotland | S Nisbet | No |
| Issue 69 | Solway – The Devil’s Porridge Exhibition | R Brodie | No |
| Issue 69 | Water transport – change as perceived in the OSA and NSA | E MacKinnon | No |
| Issue 69 | William Baird, Lord Invernairn and Flichity House | E MacAskill | No |
| Issue 69 | Cambuskenneth Ferry, 1709-1935 | L M Chapman | No |
| Issue 69 | Communications – change as perceived in the OSA and NSA, Part 2 | E MacKinnon | No |
| Issue 69 | Cowal – a new parish for | S Dixon-Spain | No |
| Issue 69 | Drymen – bygone days of a village | J Mitchell | No |
| Issue 69 | Financial management and local history | D Affleck | No |
| Issue 69 | Third Statistical Account, 1944-1992 – the dream of James G Kyd | E A Cameron | No |
| Issue 69 | Scottish Local History Forum Constitution, 2007 | No | |
| Issue 68 | Press freedom in the 1790s – the case of Walter Berry | R Jennings | Yes |
| Issue 68 | Communications – change as perceived in the OSA and NSA, Part 1 | E MacKinnon | Yes |
| Issue 68 | Emigrant’s letter from Grant County, Minnesota | G Dixon | Yes |
| Issue 68 | Neolithic Woodland – submerged in Loch Tay | N Dixon | Yes |
| Issue 68 | Lochmaben Primary School – ‘a guid wee schule’ | I C Gow | Yes |
| Issue 68 | Portobello’s pottery at war | M Brown | Yes |
| Issue 68 | Statistical Accounts – intellectual background | C W J Withers | Yes |
| Issue 68 | Wood Islands Presbyterian Church, Prince Edward Island | M Saunders | Yes |
| Issue 67 | Dunfermline Burgh Survey – community project | R Watt | No |
| Issue 67 | East Fife’s open-air swimming pools – safe places for dooking | E Simpson | No |
| Issue 67 | Ferguslie Mill’s Voluntary Aid Detachment 1914-1918 | L Ramsay | No |
| Issue 67 | Fisherrow – a wee bit of its story | S Fairnie | No |
| Issue 67 | Fourth Statistical Account of East Lothian | S Baker | No |
| Issue 67 | Garscadden House and the Lairds of Garscadden | A Craig | No |
| Issue 67 | Local history – a Society’s research and publishing programme | M Cox | No |
| Issue 67 | Save Wemyss Ancient Caves Society ( | A Watters | No |
| Issue 67 | Smuggling in Argyll, 1725-1745 | C Hunter | No |
| Issue 67 | Balmaha – the pyroligneus acid works | J Mitchell | No |
| Issue 66 | Kirkmichael Parish and the planned village of Tomintoul, 1776-1847 | C T Peck | Yes |
| Issue 66 | Scottish Church Heritage Research organisation | E Proudfoot | Yes |
| Issue 66 | Allan, James – Memoirs: the journey of a lifetime | J R Barrett | Yes |
| Issue 66 | Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy, 2005 | E East | Yes |
| Issue 66 | Cinemas – Motherwell New Cinema, Barrie Street | J McKillop | Yes |
| Issue 66 | Cluthas – the popular Glasgow ferries | W B Black | Yes |
| Issue 66 | Croy Railway Station – life around | J Coleman | Yes |
| Issue 66 | Dunbartonshire – Mountblow area | K McLaren | Yes |
| Issue 66 | Ellis, Alexander, Architect of Aberdeen, 1830-1917 | C Leith | Yes |
| Issue 65 | Ayr 800 | T Barclay | Yes |
| Issue 65 | Dalkeith progress, 19th century | D R Smith | Yes |
| Issue 65 | Emigrant’s letter from early Victorian Victoria | G Dixon | Yes |
| Issue 65 | Fife Council Archive Centre | A Dowsey | Yes |
| Issue 65 | Neil Munro, Inveraray and Para Handy | Yes | |
| Issue 65 | MacArthur, J S, Ltd – a controversial commercial enterprise | J Mitchell | Yes |
| Issue 65 | Napoleon’s Men in Scotland | I MacDougall | Yes |
| Issue 65 | Shetland Bus | D Henderson | Yes |
| Issue 64 | East Lothian – Samuel Brown and Itinerating Libraries | A Tyrrell | Yes |
| Issue 64 | Edinburgh – early 19th century development of the Old Town | N MacGillivray | Yes |
| Issue 64 | Edinburgh – foundation of the Royal College of Surgeons | I MacDonald | Yes |
| Issue 64 | Goad Fire Insurance Plans – ‘Distilleries, Docks and Dormitories’ | D Webster | Yes |
| Issue 64 | Highlands – Hydro-Electricity and alternative energy, early 20th century | E MacAskill | Yes |
| Issue 64 | Lochmaben – Sequestration of a Royal Burgh | J B Wilson | Yes |
| Issue 64 | Portobello photo trail | M Munro | Yes |
| Issue 64 | Trafalgar remembered | J Currie | Yes |
| Issue 64 | Transport of Delight: a history of Balfron’s trains and buses | J Thomson | Yes |
| Issue 64 | Benderloch – St Modan’s Church | J Eccles | Yes |
| Issue 63 | SCRAN – a rich source for local history | L Smith | Yes |
| Issue 63 | Highland History & Culture: Am Baile | J Gaukroger | Yes |
| Issue 63 | Culzean Castle – changing fortunes after Robert Adam’s death | Yes | |
| Issue 63 | Dalkeith flashback, 18th century | D R Smith | Yes |
| Issue 63 | An Anti-Emigrants’ letter | G Dixon | Yes |
| Issue 63 | Endrick Railway Viaduct | J Mitchell | Yes |
| Issue 63 | James Simpson: a Fife heritage story told in drama | D Affleck | Yes |
| Issue 63 | Heritage Lottery Fund – grants available for local history | S Dougherty | Yes |
| Issue 63 | Horseman’s Word – the Secret Society of Horsemen | H Blair-Imrie | Yes |
| Issue 63 | Intriguing case of the Kilbride Stone | D B Smith | Yes |
| Issue 63 | Local history – learning and teaching | J Thomson | Yes |
| Issue 62 | Balfron 700 | J Thomson | Yes |
| Issue 62 | Buccleuch Estates – estate management in the Age of Improvement | B Bonnyman | Yes |
| Issue 62 | Cranshaws Church | D Williamson | Yes |
| Issue 62 | Cromarty Folk | E Malcom | Yes |
| Issue 62 | Dunblane – Jacobite landowners, the Church and the local community | B Inglis | Yes |
| Issue 62 | Glasgow Museums Resource Centre | T Ingrey-Counter | Yes |
| Issue 62 | Loch Lomond – protest at the pier | J Mitchell | Yes |
| Issue 62 | Tarbat Peninsula – evacuation 1943-4 | J A Fallon | Yes |
| Issue 61 | Operation Pluto – an Inverness contribution to the Normandy Landings | E MacAskill | Yes |
| Issue 61 | Saline Photo Trail | J Crane | Yes |
| Issue 61 | Baron George Armitstead of Castlehill, Dundee | I E F Flett | Yes |
| Issue 61 | Colonsay – emigrants to Prince Edward Island, 1806 | J W Sheets | Yes |
| Issue 61 | Coupar Angus – silver foxes | C Calder | Yes |
| Issue 61 | Great Dumbarton Muir Tryst | J Mitchell | Yes |
| Issue 61 | Dundee – rise and fall of the glass works | J Mitchell | Yes |
| Issue 61 | The Glasgow Story | I MacDonald | Yes |
| Issue 61 | Map websites for local history | D Webster | Yes |
| Issue 61 | Maybole – Christian tradition in the parish | Maybole Historical Society | Yes |
| Issue 60 | Ardrossan’s harbour | E J Graham | Yes |
| Issue 60 | Boat of Garten | G Dixon | Yes |
| Issue 60 | Colinton – 19th century glimpses | A H B Davidson | Yes |
| Issue 60 | Fourth Statistical Account of East Lothian | M Cox | Yes |
| Issue 60 | Torry and the Lands of Nigg | C A Milne | Yes |
| Issue 60 | School days on St Kilda and other remote areas | E MacAskill | Yes |
| Issue 60 | Scotland’s children – the provision of care | D Affleck | Yes |
| Issue 60 | Stirling of Keir, Archibald – a letter from India | B Inglis | Yes |
| Issue 59 | Grouse shooting’s darker side | J Mitchell | Yes |
| Issue 59 | Highland school log books | E MacAskill | Yes |
| Issue 59 | Lochmaben’s buildings, 1612-1721 | J B Wilson | Yes |
| Issue 59 | Aberdeen – master mason John Morgan | C Leith | Yes |
| Issue 59 | Caledonian Heritage Futures Network | E McFarland | Yes |
| Issue 59 | Childhood in early modern Scotland | R K Marshall | Yes |
| Issue 59 | Emigration – from Scotland to Canada | J Calder | Yes |
| Issue 59 | Emigration – of Scottish children to Canada and Australia, 1870-1930 | M Harper | Yes |
| Issue 59 | Glasgow – Police Museum | W B Black | Yes |
| Issue 58 | Kincardineshire’s turnpike roads | T Day | No |
| Issue 58 | Kintyre Antiquarian & Natural History Society | E Marrison | No |
| Issue 58 | Lime industry in 18th century Scotland | S Nisbet | No |
| Issue 58 | Millport and the Cumbraes in old photographs | M Bellamy | No |
| Issue 58 | Museum of Scottish Country Life, East Kilbride | A Aitchison | No |
| Issue 58 | Shipping Registers, Scottish, to 1850 | P J Duncan | No |
| Issue 58 | Bangour Village Hospital | A S Cowper | No |
| Issue 58 | Brora’s past industries | N Lindsay | No |
| Issue 58 | Colinton through its Local Authority Minute Book, 1882-1890 | N Semple | No |
| Issue 58 | East Lothian – Seaside Holidays | D M Anderson | No |
| Issue 58 | Plough from Saline, Fife ‘The Barrowman plough’ | J Crane | No |
| Issue 57 | American Letters, 1889 | J Beech | Yes |
| Issue 57 | Cromarty Seaplane Station, 1913 | E Malcom | Yes |
| Issue 57 | Dunfermline’s Victorian Antiquary, Ebenezer Henderson | C Neale | Yes |
| Issue 57 | Estate plans as local history sources | T Clarke | Yes |
| Issue 57 | Old Maryhill Annual Dinners | W B Black | Yes |
| Issue 57 | Hydros in Scotland and their literature | A & K Durie | Yes |
| Issue 57 | Inverness through the ages | E MacAskill | Yes |
| Issue 57 | Library history in Scotland | J Crawford | Yes |
| Issue 57 | Renfrewshire maps | J Moore | Yes |
| Issue 57 | Slavery and Scotland | I Whyte | Yes |
| Issue 56 | Poverty and the poor law in Bathgate, 16th-20th centuries | M Russell | Yes |
| Issue 56 | Clovenfords vineyards | T Quayle | Yes |
| Issue 56 | Emigration – from 19th century Scotland to Eastern Australia | L Hooper | Yes |
| Issue 56 | 602 Auxiliary Air Force Squadron Museum | W McConnell | Yes |
| Issue 56 | Place-names and local history | S Taylor | Yes |
| Issue 56 | Lochmaben’s Council and Court Book, 1612-1721 | J B Wilson | Yes |
| Issue 56 | Moray Archives – popular verse in the Archives | J R Barrett | Yes |
| Issue 56 | Saltire Society | P Scott | Yes |
| Issue 56 | Seamen of the north, 17th century | M Willianson | Yes |
| Issue 56 | Shetland Documents Project | B Smith | Yes |
| Issue 56 | Turnpike roads – ending of Tolls in 1878, et seq | J Mitchell | Yes |
| Issue 55 | Perth in the early 19th century | K M Foster | Yes |
| Issue 55 | Sasines as sources for local historians | E Dunn | Yes |
| Issue 55 | Sedition trials in Scotland, 1793-4 | G Pentland | Yes |
| Issue 55 | Shetland – Thomas Matthewson’s notes, c1889-90 | SCAN | Yes |
| Issue 55 | Shetland life in old photographs | Yes | |
| Issue 55 | Stornoway’s Female Industrial School | C Kinghorn | Yes |
| Issue 55 | Abriachan – a highland community | K Stewart | Yes |
| Issue 55 | Scottish Council on Archives established | Yes | |
| Issue 55 | Trials of printers Robertson and Berry in 1793 | R Jennings | Yes |
| Issue 55 | Churches of Scotland Project | E Proudfoot | Yes |
| Issue 55 | Forres School Board and its rector, 1880s | D James | Yes |
| Issue 55 | Kelvinside flint milling | W B Black | Yes |
| Issue 55 | Iona – social and economic change, 1790-1840 | A M Tindley | Yes |
| Issue 55 | NLS as Local History Library | D Webster | Yes |
| Issue 54 | Oban Times and Highland land agitation, 1877–1881 | A G Newby | Yes |
| Issue 54 | Scottish Vernacular Buildings Working Group | J Harrison | Yes |
| Issue 54 | Local history – digitising our past for our future | A Borthwick | Yes |
| Issue 54 | Oral history and local history | I MacDougall | Yes |
| Issue 54 | Maps – Project Pont | D Webster | Yes |
| Issue 54 | Melrose Abbey | R J Morris | Yes |
| Issue 54 | Forfarshire Sheriff Court Records, 18th century | H B Imrie | Yes |
| Issue 54 | Jam jar admission to early Scottish cinemas | Yes | |
| Issue 54 | Croy and Croy Historical Society | J Coleman, N M O'Neill | Yes |
| Issue 54 | Fife Council Archive Centre | D Affleck | Yes |
| Issue 54 | Hawick’s first historian, Robert Wilson | E Simpson | Yes |
| Issue 53 | Ballachulish Railway | E MacAskill | Yes |
| Issue 53 | McKellar’s steamer services to Largs, 1813-1890 | D C Kerr | Yes |
| Issue 53 | Oral Social History in the Edinburgh Area | C Brown | Yes |
| Issue 53 | Museum of Scotland International | D Forsyth | Yes |
| Issue 53 | Glasgow & West of Scotland Family History Society, 1977-2001 | I McKenzie | Yes |
| Issue 53 | Grantown Society, 1974-2001 | B Morgan | Yes |
| Issue 53 | Gullane | M Cox, M Timson | Yes |
| Issue 53 | Highland Heritage Association formed | H Smith | Yes |
| Issue 53 | Orkney Library, founded 1683: oldest in Scotland | D Barker | Yes |
| Issue 53 | Local history library required | M Fleming | Yes |
| Issue 53 | Turkey Red – Glasgow as a centre of the Scottish Dyeing Industry | J I Blair | Yes |
| Issue 52 | Scots abroad – Mid-Scotland conference report | B Inglis | Yes |
| Issue 52 | Stirling Castle – visit by Inverness Field Club | E MacAskill | Yes |
| Issue 52 | Whittingham’s Old Village | D Affleck | Yes |
| Issue 52 | Survey of Scottish witchcraft | L Yeoman | Yes |
| Issue 52 | Yetholm – water mills on the Bowmont | B Rae | Yes |
| Issue 52 | Dunfermline’s Heritage Attractions | Yes | |
| Issue 52 | Emigrants’ letters project launched | G Dixon | Yes |
| Issue 52 | Grantown | G Dixon | Yes |
| Issue 52 | Interiors of Scottish houses | A Carruthers | Yes |
| Issue 52 | Leith’s first wet docks | M Nix | Yes |
| Issue 52 | Sources for Scottish Local History | G Dixon | Yes |
| Issue 51 | Auchterarder – kailyard verses | L Boreham | Yes |
| Issue 51 | Borders woollen industry and the American Civil War | L Peters | Yes |
| Issue 51 | Edinburgh – Colonies’ interiors | R Pipes | Yes |
| Issue 51 | ‘Flashbacks’ oral history series | W Kenefick | Yes |
| Issue 51 | Mid-Scotland Association of Local Heritage Societies | B Inglis | Yes |
| Issue 51 | Statistical Accounts – internet access ( | D Webster | Yes |
| Issue 50 | Coping with old handwriting | A Borthwick | Yes |
| Issue 50 | House history | D Moody | Yes |
| Issue 50 | Local history – ‘chain, place, purpose’ | Yes | |
| Issue 50 | Newspapers - access and preservation in Scotland | A Matheson | Yes |
| Issue 50 | Oral history – Edinburgh oral memories in the People’s Story Museum | D Brace | Yes |
| Issue 50 | Oral history – collecting and using oral memory ( | D Brace | Yes |
| Issue 50 | Valentines of Dundee | R Smart | Yes |
| Issue 50 | Regional designs in monumental carvings | B Willsher | Yes |
| Issue 50 | Scottish Local History Forum – fifty newsletters and journals on | M Cox | Yes |
| Issue 50 | Sport and the local historian | N Tranter | Yes |
| Issue 50 | Dalkeith Watch Tower – restoration | D R Smith | Yes |
| Issue 50 | Edinburgh – oral memories in the People’s Story Museum | D Brace | Yes |
| Issue 50 | Graveyards – regional designs in monumental carvings | B Willsher | Yes |
| Issue 49 | Bellahouston Park – a Glasgow public park in the 1930s | G Jardine | Yes |
| Issue 49 | Cathcart – four paper mills | S Nisbet | Yes |
| Issue 49 | Lassodie – the village that died | L Boreham | Yes |
| Issue 49 | Leighton Library: Scotland’s oldest borrowing register? | L Chapman | Yes |
| Issue 49 | Local history – in the 5-14 curriculum | J Thomson | Yes |
| Issue 49 | Using museums for local history | R Noble | Yes |
| Issue 49 | Scottish Newspapers Microfilming Unit update | Yes | |
| Issue 49 | Tenement past, tenement future – living testament or false heritage | M Glendinning | Yes |
| Issue 48 | Falkirk Museums – behind the scenes | J Sanderson | Yes |
| Issue 48 | How to trace the history of your house | R Bigwood | Yes |
| Issue 48 | 18th century newspapers as local history sources | G Dixon | Yes |
| Issue 48 | Scotland’s historical links with Veere | D Paterson | Yes |
| Issue 48 | Building and re-building the urban scene in early modern Stirling | J Harrison | Yes |
| Issue 47 | Cultural Strategy for Scotland – SLHF response | No | |
| Issue 47 | Dunlop and McClymont – water-powered sawmills on the Girvan | D McClure | No |
| Issue 47 | Fife Water Mill – from corn to coal | H Kirkland | No |
| Issue 47 | Scottish graveyards | B Willsher | No |
| Issue 47 | South Queensferry – Queen Margaret, the ferry and the Carmelite friars | M McDowall | No |
| Issue 46 | Dunblane – wealth, poverty and status 300 years ago | B Inglis | Yes |
| Issue 46 | Dunnichen – battle: whose name? | G Cruickshank | Yes |
| Issue 46 | Exploring Scottish History – new edition | M Cox | Yes |
| Issue 46 | West Highland Museum, Fort William | F Marwick | Yes |
| Issue 46 | Kinfauns bastardy case – born too soon | L Leneman | Yes |
| Issue 46 | Scottish Archive Network – help for local historians | I Barnes | Yes |
| Issue 45 | Drummond’s Agricultural Museum and 19th century improvement | A Fenton | Yes |
| Issue 45 | Brewing industry in Scottish localities | I Donnachie | Yes |
| Issue 45 | Falkirk – ironfounding and growth | I Scott | Yes |
| Issue 45 | Glasgow Fair – the hail week | J Burnett | Yes |
| Issue 45 | Stanley Mills – an early factory village | A J Cooke | Yes |
| Issue 44 | Inverness – the construction of Union Street, 1863-65 | E Cameron | Yes |
| Issue 44 | Kilmartin House – giving the future a past | D J A McGilp | Yes |
| Issue 44 | Ulster – local history: ‘where it’s at and where it’s going’ | R Hegarty | Yes |
| Issue 44 | RCAHMS and the Defence of Britain project | D Easton | Yes |
| Issue 43 | West Calder Oil Company and the Australian connection | D C Kerr | No |
| Issue 43 | Highland military recruitment: social and economic dimensions, 1746-1815 | A McKillop | No |
| Issue 43 | Local history – in England ‘A Pale Reflection’ | R Howard | No |
| Issue 43 | Local history – in 19th and 20th century Scotland, in the military context | D Henderson | No |
| Issue 43 | Military museums and local history | S W Allan | No |
| Issue 43 | Local history – make your own lecture slides | A Broom | No |
| Issue 42 | Piper’s craft and piper’s croft – ancestry of the bagpipe in Scotland | H Cheape | Yes |
| Issue 42 | Dirleton bowling clubs and their trophies | D Hay | Yes |
| Issue 42 | National Burials Indexing Project | D Killicoat | Yes |
| Issue 42 | Gullane Golf – green, greenkeeping and greenkeepers | M Cox, W Robertson | Yes |
| Issue 42 | Local history – in newly released Scottish Office files | A Borthwick | Yes |
| Issue 42 | Scots diet in the past – sheep’s heid broth and oysters | O Geddes | Yes |
| Issue 42 | South West Scotland – clubs and societies, 18th and 19th centuries | M Stewart | Yes |
| Issue 41 | Strichen Estate, Aberdeenshire – founding of planned villages | D Lockhart | Yes |
| Issue 41 | Scottish Archive Network, SCAN | A Borthwick | Yes |
| Issue 40 | Clio: the Scottish Record Office’s electronic catalogue | A Borthwick | Yes |
| Issue 40 | Dunblane – morality, religion and the community in the 18th century | B Inglis | Yes |
| Issue 40 | European Ethnological Research Centre | A Fenton | Yes |
| Issue 40 | National Monuments Record of Scotland – using new technology to access the past | Yes | |
| Issue 40 | New Register House – index retrieval system | H Borthwick | Yes |
| Issue 40 | Objects, sport and local history | J Burnett | Yes |
| Issue 39 | Authorities and archives | R H Campbell | No |
| Issue 39 | Evolution of Scottish local authority archives, 1960-1990 | P Anderson | No |
| Issue 39 | Ayrshire – Commissioners of Supply records | No | |
| Issue 39 | The Rev Mr Kerr of Dirleton, and his golf book | D Hamilton | No |
| Issue 39 | Planned villages – a review of sources | D G Lockhart | No |
| Issue 39 | Planning and building records | R Close | No |
| Issue 38 | Argyll – population and land values before 1750 | C Hunter | No |
| Issue 38 | Glasgow – house factoring | D Sim | No |
| Issue 38 | Local history – field officers and the Forum | M Cox | No |
| Issue 38 | Traditional sports and their structures and sites in Scotland | J Burnett | No |
| Issue 38 | Burning of Wallston Toll in the Parish of Tarbolton | D McClure | No |
| Issue 37 | Chartism in Clackmannanshire | I Fenton | Yes |
| Issue 37 | The Green Man throughout history and across Scotland | B Willsher | Yes |
| Issue 37 | Coping with old handwriting | A Borthwick | Yes |
| Issue 37 | Leadhills – religion at the lead mines | W S Harvey | Yes |
| Issue 37 | Shale oil industry at Pentland and Straiton | D Kerr | Yes |
| Issue 36 | How to access the Scottish Admiralty records | S Mowat | No |
| Issue 36 | Edinburgh – in the ’45 | J Gibson | No |
| Issue 36 | The role of the exciseman and its changes through the years | No | |
| Issue 36 | Jacobite rebellions – Sutherland in the ’45 | M Hook | No |
| Issue 36 | Jacobite rebellions – royal refuges of the Forty-five | H Cheape | No |
| Issue 36 | Jacobites in Stirling | J Brims | No |
| Issue 36 | A Scottish minister’s role in Swedish Lutheran church reform | J G Duncan | No |
| Issue 35 | Balfron – churches, 1789-1850: religion of an industrial village | C Brown | No |
| Issue 35 | Early textile industry/planned villages in the Endrick Valley | J Leiper | No |
| Issue 35 | Leadhills and Wanlockhead – crofters | W S Harvey | No |
| Issue 35 | Pictish Arts Society | No | |
| Issue 35 | Radical rising of 1820 | I Bayne | No |
| Issue 35 | Strathblane – children’s home hospital | H Duncan | No |
| Issue 35 | Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson – the Balfron environment and its influence | S McKinistry | No |
| Issue 34 | Timothy Pont’s architectural sketches | C McKean | No |
| Issue 34 | Researching abandoned farmsteads of North Ayrshire | V Bickers | No |
| Issue 34 | Robert Baldie – a forgotten Victorian architect | No | |
| Issue 34 | Clydesdale bastle project | T Ward | No |
| Issue 34 | Thomas Telford’s Highlands & Islands church and manse programme | G Tanner | No |
| Issue 34 | The Northern Athenian house | I Gow | No |
| Issue 34 | Farm buildings in Scotland – source list for research | J Shaw | No |
| Issue 34 | William Harley: the man who changed the face of Glasgow | D G Duff | No |
| Issue 34 | Heritage on the brain | G Sprott | No |
| Issue 34 | Scotland online | D Smith | No |
| Issue 34 | Tenement life – aspects | H Clark | No |
| Issue 33 | Scottish Newspapers Microfilming Unit | J Lauder | No |
| Issue 33 | Lord Henry Sinclair – rental of Orkney in 1492 | W P L Thomson | No |
| Issue 33 | Andrew Tod – history his way | I G Brown | No |
| Issue 33 | Charles Mitchell and the Troon smugglers | R Close | No |
| Issue 33 | Newbattle – Camp Meg revisited | J D Wood | No |
| Issue 33 | Dalkeith people at the time of the 1694 poll tax | M Richardson | No |
| Issue 33 | Dunrobin – food and drink | O M Geddes | No |
| Issue 33 | Searching for Dysart | J Priestley | No |
| Issue 33 | Edinburgh – ‘bad housekeeping’ in the 18th century | L Leneman | No |
| Issue 33 | Glenesk – two 19th century day labourers’ day-books | A Fenton | No |
| Issue 33 | Graveyards – a gravely urgent matter | B Willsher | No |
| Issue 33 | Heritage Education – its purpose and value | M Cameron | No |
| Issue 33 | Publishing Scottish local history | H Andrew | No |
| Issue 33 | Local studies and Scottish education history | A Bain | No |
| Issue 33 | New Lanark – heritage | L Davidson | No |
| Issue 33 | Lord Henry Sinclair’s rental of Orkney in 1492 | W P L Thomson | No |
| Issue 32 | Ailsa Craig – Mr Douglas’s jaunt | D B Smith | Yes |
| Issue 32 | Farmer’s notebook – 1820s and 1830s | P Rawlings | Yes |
| Issue 32 | Diary of William Finnie, Kilmarnock businessman, 1818-20 | R Close | Yes |
| Issue 32 | Hamilton of Finnart – a Scottish Renaissance Icarus | C McKean | Yes |
| Issue 32 | Turnpike roads - turnpike trusts in Largs and West Kilbride | V E Bickers | Yes |
| Issue 32 | World War I – diaries in NLS | J Russell | Yes |
| Issue 31 | Robert Moyes Adam – photographs | R N Smart | No |
| Issue 31 | Biggar – photographs and photographers | B Lambie | No |
| Issue 31 | Campbeltown, 1890-1910: the MacGrory Photographic Collection | W L Scott | No |
| Issue 31 | Farm buildings in Scotland | N White | No |
| Issue 31 | Glasgow – Springburn images | E Gordon, S Scott | No |
| Issue 31 | Photographs for local history | H Clark | No |
| Issue 31 | Newhaven Heritage Museum | H Clark | No |
| Issue 31 | Orkney and Shetland – abortive invasion attempt in 1803-4, Part 2 | R Fereday | No |
| Issue 31 | 19th century photographic processes: identification and care | J Berry | No |
| Issue 31 | Setting standards in library publishing | D Martin | No |
| Issue 31 | Schoolmaster’s offence, 19th century | A Bain | No |
| Issue 31 | Scottish Ethnological Archive and local history | D Kidd | No |
| Issue 31 | Sport – searching for sport | J Burnett | No |
| Issue 31 | Woodhead Lead Mines | A Campbell | No |
| Issue 30 | Orkney and Shetland – abortive invasion attempt in 1803-4, Part 1 | R Fereday | Yes |
| Issue 30 | Peterhead’s whaling years | G Sutherland | Yes |
| Issue 30 | Stevenson family of lighthouse builders | C Mair | Yes |
| Issue 30 | Westerton – a village story | K Barrett | Yes |
| Issue 30 | Ayr’s unbuilt pier | R Close | Yes |
| Issue 30 | Boat registration | M Tanner | Yes |
| Issue 30 | Craft, early, in Scottish waters | G Hearns | Yes |
| Issue 30 | Fifes of Fairlie | J Millar | Yes |
| Issue 30 | Some Scottish harbours | E Watt | Yes |
| Issue 30 | House history | D Moody | Yes |
| Issue 30 | Inverness – local history | H Lawson | Yes |
| Issue 30 | Local history – in Europe: Norway | C Mair | Yes |
| Issue 30 | Local history – in newly released Scottish Office files | A Borthwick | Yes |
| Issue 30 | The mysterious McOran-Campbells | M Lobban | Yes |
| Issue 30 | Preserving Scotland’s maritime heritage | J Tildesley | Yes |
| Issue 29 | Edinburgh – Commissary Court consistorial records | D Moody | No |
| Issue 29 | Falkirk – baron court records | J Reid | No |
| Issue 29 | Domestic environment in Scotland | A Carruthers | No |
| Issue 29 | Radical rising in Renfrewshire, 1820 | S Clark | No |
| Issue 29 | Scottish Genealogy Society – 40 years endeavour | D Whyte | No |
| Issue 29 | Punishments in old Scottish burghs | C Mair | No |
| Issue 29 | Case of James Craws, 1826-27 | J Mitchell | No |
| Issue 28 | Lochwinnoch – 18th and 19th century improvements at Castle Semple | S Clark | No |
| Issue 28 | Limekilns in Charleston Planned Village | N Fotheringham | No |
| Issue 28 | Home and family – sources | C Hamill | No |
| Issue 28 | Architectural sources for house history | C McKean | No |
| Issue 28 | Hudson’s Bay men from Orkney | W P L Thomson | No |
| Issue 28 | Livingston Mill Farm – restoration and development | P Cullimore | No |
| Issue 28 | Newspapers – access and preservation in Scotland | A Matheson | No |
| Issue 28 | Newspapers – reporting the wider world in 19th century Scotland | I Hutchison | No |
| Issue 28 | Newspapers – sources for historical research, c1800 | J Brims | No |
| Issue 28 | Photography – George Washington Wilson | M I Anderson-Smith | No |
| Issue 28 | Scots Magazine, 1739-1993 | A McKerracher | No |
| Issue 28 | John Slezer and 17th century Scotland | K Gibson | No |
| Issue 28 | George Washington Wilson – a centenary reappraisal | M I Anderson-Smith | No |
| Issue 28 | Working People’s History Trust | No | |
| Issue 28 | Bughtrig and Charles Frank | A S Cowper | No |
| Issue 27 | Industrial past – some problems of preservation and presentation | M Hughson | No |
| Issue 27 | Kirkcaldy – floorcloth and linoleum industry | G Grant | No |
| Issue 27 | Leadhills – miners in the small debt court | W S Harvey | No |
| Issue 27 | Local history – in newly released Scottish Office files | A Borthwick | No |
| Issue 27 | T Newte, c1785 – who was he? | S G E Lythe | No |
| Issue 27 | Paisley – disappearance of the weaving trade | V Reilly | No |
| Issue 27 | Scotland in 1826 – Karl Friedrich Schinkel’s view ( | C Hamill | No |
| Issue 27 | Scottish Record Office – catalogue searching by computer | I Barnes | No |
| Issue 27 | Shale oil industry – decline | R Chesters | No |
| Issue 27 | Dunfermline Linen – rise and fall | H Walker | No |
| Issue 26 | Iona – living memory of a crofting community | E M MacArthur | Yes |
| Issue 26 | Miners, moonshiners and mischief galore – Scottish mining | B S Skillen | Yes |
| Issue 26 | Broadcasting and oral history | B Kay | Yes |
| Issue 26 | Standard Grade historical investigation – reflections | A Hunt | Yes |
| Issue 26 | Standard Grade history investigation | C Mair | Yes |
| Issue 26 | Visitors’ lists as sources for Victorian tourism | A J Durie | Yes |
| Issue 26 | Association of Local History Tutors | M Cox | Yes |
| Issue 26 | Edinburgh oral memories in the People’s Story Museum | D Brace | Yes |
| Issue 26 | Fishertouns – oral history | M H King | Yes |
| Issue 26 | Grave thoughts from abroad | E Simpson | Yes |
| Issue 25 | Whitehill, Aberdour | D M Abbott | No |
| Issue 25 | Urban fires in early modern Scotland | P Vasey | No |
| Issue 25 | Lawn tennis in Scotland – origins and development, c1875-1914 | A Borthwick | No |
| Issue 25 | In newly released Scottish Office files | A Borthwick | No |
| Issue 25 | Quoits – the old game | J Winters | No |
| Issue 25 | Sport and the local historian | N Tranter | No |
| Issue 25 | The rise of west coast tourist resorts | E Simpson | No |
| Issue 24 | Mary Nisbet, Countess of Elgin | S Bunyan | No |
| Issue 24 | Green men on Scottish gravestones | B Willsher | No |
| Issue 24 | Leadhills library: a source for local history | W S Harvey | No |
| Issue 24 | South West Scotland – the silent revolution in the countryside | R H Campbell | No |
| Issue 23 | Birkhill Clay Mine | D Brace | No |
| Issue 23 | Bo’ness Heritage Trust | D Brace | No |
| Issue 23 | Green men on Scottish gravestones | B Willsher | No |
| Issue 23 | Industrial archaeology and the local historian – written sources | S Clark | No |
| Issue 23 | Industrial archaeology in the countryside | Irene Hughson | No |
| Issue 23 | Local history – in newly released Scottish Office files | A Borthwick | No |
| Issue 23 | Stirling – local history officer | J Stephenson | No |
| Issue 23 | Sweden – Scottish trading links | J G Duncan | No |
| Issue 22 | St Andrews Cathedral graveyard | E V W Proudfoot | No |
| Issue 22 | Portobello glass bottle makers | S Marwick | No |
| Issue 22 | Pollokshields – Glasgow suburban history | S G E Lythe | No |
| Issue 22 | History in graveyards | A Gordon | No |
| Issue 22 | Graveyards – miscellany | No | |
| Issue 22 | Overton Cemetery, Tulliallan: restored | W E Wolsey | No |
| Issue 22 | Population studies and gravestones: the missing link? | J A Ingram | No |
| Issue 22 | Graveyards – regional designs in monumental carvings | B Willsher | No |
| Issue 22 | Lasswade – gravestones and local history | M Noble | No |
| Issue 21 | Walter Mason’s collection of Selkirk historical records | Yes | |
| Issue 21 | Local history societies – of the Upper Forth | M Cox | Yes |
| Issue 21 | Local history – computers and local history | A Broom | Yes |
| Issue 21 | Edinburgh – People’s Story Museum as a resource for schools | S Marwick | Yes |
| Issue 21 | Central Region schools – archives and Standard Grade History | A MacLaren | Yes |
| Issue 21 | Border woollen mills | M Watson | Yes |
| Issue 21 | Borders Museum Forum and local history | I Brown | Yes |
| Issue 21 | Borders Region Archive & Local History Centre | R Brown | Yes |
| Issue 21 | Railway records in the SRO | G Barbour | Yes |
| Issue 21 | South West Scotland – archives and local history | M Stewart | Yes |
| Issue 21 | Tayside & Fife Studies Centre | Yes | |
| Issue 20 | Lady Gordon Cathcart, 1844-1932 | No | |
| Issue 20 | Forming a local history society at Colinton | M Harris | No |
| Issue 20 | Dundee – birth brieves, bonds of caution and burial registers | I E F Flett | No |
| Issue 20 | Local history – in newly released Scottish Office files | A Borthwick | No |
| Issue 20 | Photographs and local history | No | |
| Issue 20 | Steuarts of Mount Esk: photographs | J H Wilson | No |
| Issue 19 | Genealogies for local historians | D Moody | No |
| Issue 19 | Livingston in the 17th century | C Hamill | No |
| Issue 19 | Tracing roots in Moray District | Moray District Libraries | No |
| Issue 19 | Niddry Castle – recent developments: Part 2 | J Thomas | No |
| Issue 19 | Numismatics and the historian in Scotland | N Holmes | No |
| Issue 19 | Aberdeen – family history shop | R Leith | No |
| Issue 19 | Episcopal Church in Scotland – records | T Clarke | No |
| Issue 19 | Eyemouth – history | P Aitchison | No |
| Issue 18 | David Angus: Victorian railway engineer | C Mair | No |
| Issue 18 | Angus, David – Victorian railway engineer | C Mair | No |
| Issue 18 | Archives – aids to reading and interpreting Scottish documents | No | |
| Issue 18 | Doubts about dates | J D Galbraith | No |
| Issue 18 | Leighton Library, Dunblane | J Clough | No |
| Issue 18 | Eyemouth – history | P Aitchison | No |
| Issue 18 | William Gibson of Leadhills, 1826-45 | W S Harvey | No |
| Issue 18 | Mitchell Library, Glasgow | No | |
| Issue 18 | Lauderdale – Kedslie family in Poland | M K Tennent McLeod | No |
| Issue 18 | Selkirk’s Walter Mason Trust | No | |
| Issue 18 | Military service by Scots abroad in the Middle Ages | A Macquarrie | No |
| Issue 18 | North Carolina colonial records project | A J Murdoch | No |
| Issue 18 | Photography – George Washington Wilson | M I Anderson-Smith | No |
| Issue 18 | Postcard messages from a bygone era | E Simpson | No |
| Issue 17 | National Library of Scotland Map Room | NLS | No |
| Issue 17 | National Register of Archives (Scotland) | SRO | No |
| Issue 17 | Niddry Castle – recent developments: Part 1 | S Mann | No |
| Issue 17 | People’s Palace Museum, Glasgow | M O'Neill | No |
| Issue 17 | St Andrews University Library | No | |
| Issue 17 | Scottish soldier here and there | B Boag | No |
| Issue 17 | Springburn Museum, Glasgow | M O'Neill | No |
| Issue 17 | Parish school buildings of Upper Clydesdale, 1872-1975 | A Gilchrist | No |
| Issue 17 | Hugh Elliot and Robert Liston – Scottish diplomats | P Cadell | No |
| Issue 17 | Marriage customs in the fishing town of Eyemouth | P Aitchison | No |
| Issue 17 | Southern Necropolis project | No | |
| Issue 17 | Handloom weaving shops | J Shaw | No |
| Issue 17 | Care of books and manuscripts | Mitchell Library | No |
| Issue 17 | Written sources: general reference books | H Kirkland | No |
| Issue 16 | Shetland – local history | No | |
| Issue 16 | Archives in schools | SRO | No |
| Issue 16 | Recording of graveyards and gravestones in Scotland | B Willsher | No |
| Issue 16 | Queen Mary in Jedburgh, October-November 1566 | C E Stuart | No |
| Issue 16 | Kilmarnock & Troon Railway – 175th anniversary | F Beattie | No |
| Issue 16 | Leadhills – miners’ holidays | W S Harvey | No |
| Issue 16 | Local history – research in Scotland | D Moody | No |
| Issue 16 | Rev James Renwick – martyred covenanter | B Nutter | No |
| Issue 16 | Scottish Local History Forum – the first five years | M Cox | No |
| Issue 15 | Andrew Fisher: Scots collier and Australian reformer | C Dougan | No |
| Issue 15 | Empire Exhibition, Glasgow, 1938 | G Jardine | No |
| Issue 14 | Audio-Visual presentations | J Gray | No |
| Issue 14 | Local history – sources in Ireland | L Clare | No |
| Issue 14 | Local publications – content and cash flow | B D Osborne | No |
| Issue 14 | Scottish Film Archive | J McBain | No |
| Issue 14 | Ayr Archives Office | J MacLean | No |
| Issue 13 | Edinburgh – People’s Story Museum | H Clark | No |
| Issue 13 | Lothian training scheme for tutors | H Kirkland | No |
| Issue 13 | National Monuments Record of Scotland | C H Cruft | No |
| Issue 13 | Minor place-names in Scotland | I A Fraser | No |
| Issue 13 | Arbroath Examination Roll, 1752 | F Davidson | No |
| Issue 12 | Kirk session registers – historical use | R Mitchison | No |
| Issue 12 | Valentines of Dundee | R Smart | No |
| Issue 12 | Scottish National Portrait Gallery as a source for the local historian | R Marshall | No |
| Issue 11 | Launching into local history | B Graham | No |
| Issue 10 | New Lanark – oral history | New Lanark Conservation Trust | No |
| Issue 10 | The site of Old Roxburgh | W J H Allan | No |
| Issue 10 | Stanley and the Scottish cotton industry | A J Cooke | No |
| Issue 10 | Blair Atholl Mill | J D C Ridley | No |
| Issue 10 | Dalkeith Watch Tower – restoration | D R Smith | No |
| Issue 10 | International Exhibition, 1886: reconstructed old street | I McGregor | No |
| Issue 09 | Council for British Archaeology, Scotland | E V W Proudfoot | No |
| Issue 09 | Printed ephemera in the National Library of Scotland (NLS) | No | |
| Issue 09 | Local studies in a new town | N M Bruce | No |
| Issue 09 | Newspapers – microfilming programme: Scotland | No | |
| Issue 09 | Standard Grade history – request for information about primary sources | L A Cheyne | No |
| Issue 08 | Castles in context | G Stell | No |
| Issue 08 | Corstorphine parish history – a student guide | A S Cowper | No |
| Issue 08 | Dean Castle – educational use | J Hunter | No |
| Issue 08 | 20 years of Edinburgh local history | B Skinner, G Cruickshank | No |
| Issue 08 | Oral history – exploring living memory | H Kirkland | No |
| Issue 08 | Standard Grade and local history – an update | L A Wilsher | No |
| Issue 07 | Castle and community | I Begg | No |
| Issue 07 | Duchess Anne and her tenants, 1651-1716 | R Marshall | No |
| Issue 07 | Golspie – village beginnings | M W Grant | No |
| Issue 07 | I F Grant Memorial library | R Noble | No |
| Issue 06 | Robert Louis Stevenson – location in Stevenson’s fiction | A Scott | No |
| Issue 06 | Agrarian history in Scotland – sources | J Shaw | No |
| Issue 06 | History through the novel | N Tranter | No |
| Issue 06 | Local history through literature | C Kerrigan | No |
| Issue 06 | Publishing | No | |
| Issue 05 | Arthur’s Seat – recording fragments of ancient landscapes | I Morrison | No |
| Issue 05 | Prehistoric and early Christian communities in Scotland | J N G Ritchie | No |
| Issue 05 | Fishing communities in Scotland | J Munro | No |
| Issue 05 | Professor Eric Forbes – obituary | No | |
| Issue 05 | Monastic communities in Scotland | A Nichols | No |
| Issue 05 | Paisley – a textile community | V Reilly | No |
| Issue 05 | Romans in Scotland – impact | D Breeze | No |
| Issue 05 | Tenement communities | A Gibb | No |
| Issue 04 | The impact of microcomputers on local history | J Welford | No |
| Issue 04 | Newspapers – value for historical research | W W Groves | No |
| Issue 04 | Standard Grade and local history | L A Wilsher | No |
| Issue 03 | Historical records for the study of climate | E G Forbes | No |
| Issue 03 | Dalkeith and the Douglas testament | N Tranter | No |
| Issue 03 | Bailie Deuchars – jigsaw of his scrapbook | L M Boreham | No |
| Issue 03 | Collecting Scottish newspapers | W H Brown | No |
| Issue 02 | Society of Antiquaries in Scotland - Regional Fund | No | |
| Issue 02 | The Statistical Accounts as Historical Sources | No | |
| Issue 02 | List of Printed Books which Local Historians find useful | No | |
| Issue 02 | Looking Ahead - Conferences on Scottish Newspapers and Local History | No | |
| Issue 02 | Town and Country Planning | No | |
| Issue 01 | Archaeology – changes of attitude to the remains of the past | T Watkins | No |
| Issue 01 | Ayrshire – coal mining and miners | J Strawhorn | No |
| Issue 01 | Barrhead – community history | A Steel | No |