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The travel diaries include original sketches, paper scraps and nature samples.

Photographs and albums collated by George Wyllie. Comprises photographs of his sculptures, photographs collated for research, and personal photographs.

Exhibition catalogues, press releases, press cuttings, correspondence, project notes, sketches, leaflets and postcards relating to several of Wyllie's projects.

Files on miscellaneous topics, activities and inspirations. Includes correspondence, press cuttings, articles, brochures, handwritten notes, flyers, invitations, leaflets, poems, sketches and programmes. The titles of the files are those assigned by Wyllie.

The titles of the files are those assigned by Wyllie.

Letters to Alexander Gardner, physical education student away on war service with the Royal Navy, describing war time conditions in the College and enclosing a pair of socks [not extant] made by the College's Comforts Committee.

Students at Aviemore, c. 1956, at Aberdeen, 1950, and in Jordanhill College grounds.

Three photographs of Alex Adam covered in whitening and black boot polish and thrown into College pond on his birthday; four photographs of students enjoying outdoor activities at Glenmore Lodge, Cairngorms.

Names of students are recorded on the reverse of the photographs.

Research for and drafts of two published works by Ludovic Kennedy - 'Ten Rillington Place' (published 1961) and 'The Trial of Stephen Ward' (published 1964) - and two unpublished works - 'Lieutenant' and 'Saying Goodbye to Big Daddy’.

Research for and drafts of 'The Trial of Stephen Ward' by Ludovic Kennedy (published 1964) about the trial of osteopath, Stephen Ward, one of the central figures in the 1963 British political scandal, the Profumo affair.

Photographs of Ludovic Kennedy and his wife, Moira Shearer, and two daughters.

Correspondents include several Scottish writers and poets.

In 1969, Colin Kirkwood took on the job of area principal for adult education in north-east Derbyshire. There he formed a partnership with Rob Hunter, a community worker. Together, they encouraged the residents of Staveley, Derbyshire, a small coal, steel and chemicals town, to produce 'Staveley Now', a community newspaper devoted to fact-finding and debate on local issues. The experience formed the subject of an MSc dissertation by Colin entitled 'Community Work and Adult Education in Staveley December 1969 to December 1971' [not in the collection].

Contents include a run of 'Staveley Now' (1970-1973) plus research notes, publications and correspondence.