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Correspondents include several Scottish writers and poets.

According to an early invitation, SPAID Fellowship started out as an initiative aiming to ensure that the industrially disabled were not forgotten in the International Year of Disabled People (1981).

The SPAID Fellowship was understood as the 'Supporters Club' for the organisation. People disabled by industry would meet those interested to help them and to prevent further disease. SPAID Fellowship developed around St Barnabas Church, Bethnal Green, London. Following a get-together at the home of Joan Piccolo of Rainham, Essex, in February 1981, and an inaugural occasion at St Barnabas in June, meetings were expected to take place every first Saturday of the month from 2-4 pm.

Later on SPAID Fellowship developed also at Merseyside.

Joan Piccolo, whose husband had died of an asbestos-related disease, campaigned as part of the Women Against the Dust group; see 'Morning Star', 1 April 1976.

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In 1894, the company Patrick Geddes and Colleagues was formed as a publishing venture. One of its first publications was 'The Evergreen', which appeared in 1895-1896 [for copies, see GB 249 T-GED 24/357]. The papers relate to its publication. A number of poems and articles also survive in pre-publication form.

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Papers, chiefly correspondence, relating to the listing and proposed publication of Patrick Geddes's manuscripts, undertaken by Arthur Geddes, Stephanie Smith and Allan C. Frazer. Many of these letters provide information regarding the provenance of Geddes's papers.

Correspondents include:
Arthur Geddes, Allan C. Frazer, Stephanie Smith: passim.
Messrs. Anderson, Fyfe, Littlejohn & Co., Glasgow (The Stevenson Trustees): 5, 129
A.N. Argalwala, Managing Editor, Indian Journal of Economics: 39
James R. Atkinson, Durham University: 124-126, 136, 137
G. Bell Barker, Planning Department, Greenock Corporation: 165,172
Dr. Mabel Barker: 6, 10, 26, 31, 55, 59, 62, 63, 67, 69, 70, 95, 100, 131, 156, 159
John Davidson, re. Dictionary of National Biography: 169
Desmond Donnelly, editor, Town and County Planning: 163, 164
Ian Finlay, Royal Scottish Museum: 128, 161,162,167
Elizabeth Galloway: 113, 181
John Grant, bookseller, Edinburgh: 46
Dr. L.S. Hakim: 4
Miss Herbertson: 80
H.H. Maharajah Holkar of Indore: 108
Municipal Improvement Trust, Indore: 109
Institute of Sociology: 48
Norman Marshall Johnson: 83, 92, 130
S.K. Gifford Kerr: 8, 45, 127,133
Le Play House: 47, 106, 187
Herbert Loebl: 104,105
A.T. Mclndoe: 12,166
Professor MacMurray, Edinburgh: 168,193
Mr. Marquis: 9,120
Norah Mears: 34, 35, 41, 119, 145, 147, 190, 191
Richard [Moira]: Regional Planning Group, Outlook Tower: 20
Lewis Mumford: 81, 94, 140, 185
Rev. J.A.C. Murray: 7, 24, 144, 148, 170, 182
Dr. Jean Pattison, University College Dundee: 23, 192.
Margaret Pease: 113, 179
Mile. [Pornon]: 82
William Ramage: 116,117
James Ritchie, Professor Natural History, Department of Zoology, Edinburgh: 183, 184
Mary Ritchie: 37, 113, 139, 189
John Ross: 174
R.N. Rudmose Brown: 30, 33, 113, 171
Sir John Russell: 44
Ellen G. Schoendorff, Association for Planning and Regional Reconstruction: 103
D.M. Sutherland, Bodleian Library: 84
Margaret Tatton: 51, 52, 72
Lady Margaret Thomson: 113, 180
Phipps Turnbull, [St. Andrews University]: 25, [73], 77, 160
Jaqueline Tyrwhitt, Association for Planning and Regional Reconstruction: 54, 60, 64, 90, 91, 93, 110

Among the other items in the bundle are:
Memorandum of British Association relating to collection of information on the revival of British Geography from 1880. 1947. (22)
Minutes and papers of the Outlook Tower Publications Committee. 1948. (32, 74, 86, 122)
List of proposed publications on Sir Patrick Geddes's work being prepared, c. 1948. (85)
Progress reports on publication programme. 1947-1948. (87, 88)
Notes on disposal of material from Cities and Town Planninq Exhibition. No date (111)

These include the minutes of statutory meetings of the Council and the Association, as well as the minutes of Ordinary and Executive Committee meetings. From 1968-1969 onwards, Finance Committee minutes and annual accounts are also included.