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Networking was a core activity for Nancy Tait's organisation, and one she pursued through the so-called 'SPAID Fellowship' (imagined as a supporters' club), through an extensive series of conferences and meetings, and through information exchange and the development of professional contacts and alliances with a range of organisations and individuals, notably unions, victims support groups, and legal experts. Primarily these were based in the UK. But Tait also maintained a North American correspondence, in particular with personal injury lawyers and with asbestos critics, and she avidly followed news on European health & safety regulation.

Commonplace books, writings on religion, literature, Scotticisms and catalogues of books.

College History; Journal 1950-1963; other publications; press cuttings 1919-1972; formal opening of Library by HRH Princess Alexandra of Kent 1956; coat of arms.

This section comprises the following series:

1. Miscellaneous notes and papers by Patrick Geddes and others

2. Printed material

3. Correspondence

This section comprises the following series:

1. Manuscript and typescript notes, papers etc.

2. Printed and published material

This section comprises the following series:

1. Topography

2. Diagrams

3. Patrick Geddes and contemporaries (portraits and group photographs)

4. Prints, drawings and paintings

5. Miscellanea

Lists compiled by Linda Armstrong and Jois Stansfield covering a range of historical areas relating to the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists and the profession in general.

Papers relating to 'Life: Outlines of General Biology' by Patrick Geddes and J. Arthur Thomson, published in 1931 by Williams and Norgate Ltd., London.

Note: Geddes and Thomson appear to have started work on this volume in 1925 and at first the book was to have been called 'Essentials of Biology', a title which was retained for the first part of the volume [see the galley proofs, GB 249 T-GED 17/9 [https://www.ica-atom.org/strathclyde/galley-proofs;isad]].