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Papers relating to the Scottish Committee of the Council for Art and Industry and Exhibitions. Includes: Article 'Designing for Cretonnes', reprinted from the Journal of the National Society of Art Masters May 1929; Memorandum concerning a visit to certain Carpet Showrooms in London, 02 Jan 1934; Royal Academy Exhibition of Contemporary British Art in Industry 1935, Provisional Allocation of Gallaries; article: 'Woven Design in Fabrics', by E Midglet, reprinted from the Wool Record and Textile World, 1931; article: 'What Design Can do for Industry', reprinted from Marketing and Design, Oct 1933; programme for the Royal Academy Exhibition of British Art in Industry, Jan-Mar 1935; Royal Academy Exhibition of British Art in Industry 1935, Report of an inaugural meeting of members of the advisory committees, 08 Nov 1933; copy of printed speech delivered by the Prince of Wales at a dinner given by the Royal Society of Arts, 07 Nov 1933; article 'Art in Industry, Academy Exhibition Next Year, by John De La Valette, reprinted from The Times, 05 Jan 1934; extract from the Journal of the National Society of Art Masters, Notes in regard to Training for Book & Magazine Illustration, 18 Jul 1930; correspondence between the Industrial Art Committee and the Federation of British Industries about Industrial Art in Northern Ireland, Jan 1934; Questionnaire about 'co-operation between Art Schools and Local Industries, Jan 1934; article: 'The Poster & Its Production', J M Philipson, 1932.

Folders of Reports from External Assessors of the School, from between 1953-1963 and for each department. Reports as follows: DIR/12/2/10/1: Assessor's Reports 1953-1956: Including guidelines for external assessors and (generally anonymous) reports on the following: Sculpture (1955-1956), noting work of students J. R. H. Milne and G.S. Wood, and influence of tutor Benno Schotz, in 1955, and A. R. T. Fletcher, Miss Alston, Miss McLaughlin, J. S. Wood, J. R. H. Milne, and G. McLellan in 1956; Design & Crafts (1955-1956) by assessors D. Batty and Misha Black, noting work of students Robert MacGowan, Douglas Warner, Margaret Ingram, Jean Gray, Evelyn Fraser, Alexander Fletcher, Janet Mackenzie, James Hooper, Alex Leckie, David Ferguson, George Innes, Monica Jamieson, and Janetta Gilston in 1955, and John McQueen, Penelope Paul, Alistair Fletcher, Helen Rae, Archibald MacArthur, Susan Currie, Ronaldo Franchitti, Mary McLellan, Christine McFarlane, Mary McIvor, Monica Jamieson, Atholl Hill, and James Kenton Guy in 1956; Architecture (1955-1956); Drawing & Painting (1955-1956), noting work of students Mathison, Alexander Goudie, and Ian MacRae in 1956; Commercial & Graphic Art (1956). Assessors listed for Intermediate Examination in Arts & Crafts (1956) include G. R. Woolway, H. Buckley, N. Spencer, D. Taylor, Constance Parker, J. G. Platt, Edward Barnsley, D. Billington, Misha Black, R. E. R. Downing, P. Goffin, R. Y. Goodden, E. O. Jennings, Harry Parr, A. B. Read, and Francis H. Spear. Assessors listed for Pictorial Group (1956) include James Fitton, Edwin La Dell, Claude Rogers, A. E. Christopherson, M. W. Hawes, Anthony Gross, Gertrude Hermes, Lynton Lamb, M. C. Oliver, A. H. Roffey, and H. Spencer. Assessors listed for Textile Group (1956) include Elizabeth Wray, Margaret Leischner, J. T. Murray, H. H. Shelton, M. Watts, Dorothy Benson, Constance Parker, G. Davies, and R. W. Newberry. Assessors listed for Three-Dimensional Group (1956) include R. Y. Goodden, Frank Dobson, W. L. Stevenson, K. Brayshaw, E. Race, D. Billington, G. T. Friend, Peter Goffin, A. Heath, F. H. K. Henrion, L. C. Hughes, E. O. Jennings, A. B. Read, R. D. Russell, John Skeaping, V. Skellern, F. H. Spear, and H. Warren Wilson. DIR/12/2/10/2: Assessor's Reports 1957-1960: Includes reports on: Drawing & Painting (1957-1960) by assessor James Fitton (1957), noting work of students Bankier, Conely, Knox, Paterson, Stevenson, Simmons, Bennett, Craig, and Walsh, assessor B. Fleetwood-Walker (1958), assessor Ruskin Spear (1959), noting work of student Robert Methven, and assessor Claude Rogers (1960), noting work of Clare Stewart, David Sinclair, Jean Drummond, John Wilson, Crawford, Bryson, Cochrane, Rushbrook, and Alston/Devlin; Sculpture (1957-1960) by assessors J. R. Skeaping (1957-1958), Gilbert Ledward (1959), noting work of students Rose Sarna, Edward McConnell, and Andrew Robertson, and Willi Soukop (1960), noting work of students John Martin, Ross, and Laing; Design & Crafts (1957-1960) by assessors Misha Black and Marianne Straub (1957), noting work of students Elspeth Young, Anne Hunter, Mary McIver, Barcham Green, John McQueen, Kathleen Scrimgeour, Joy Mackintosh, James Guy, Norman Bleloch, Duncan Currie, Hugh Barrett, Heather Mary Thomson, Dorothy Duncan, Susan Currie, Peter McCulloch, James Gray, Charles Murray, Francis Bowles, and Archibald McArthur, assessors A. B. Read and Marianne Straub (1958), noting work of Mackay, Judith McAinsh, Meecham, Waddell, MacIntosh, McDougall, Watt, Glen, Tomlinson, Stewart, Roxburgh, Slaven, McCarthy, McGaughey, Scrimgeour, Green, Hugh Barrett, Veronica Matthew, Mary Murray, Kathleen Allen, Moyra Duncan, Elspeth Younger, William McDougall, Elspeth Pringle, Charles Murray, Stanley Peake, Geoffrey Green, and Ian Mackay, assessors Marianne Straub and F. H. K. Henrion (1959), the latter noting the work of students Lodge and Speirs, and assessors F. H. K. Henrion and Lucienne Day (1960), the former noting the work of Halley, Jolly, Graham, Heron, McLean, O'Neill, Marle, and Wylie, and the latter noting McGeachy, Black, Thomas Heron, Pamela Mitchell, C. White, Togneri, Ann Miller, Ian Ross, R. Frazer, Macdonald, Maguire, Graham, Marle, and Wylie; Commercial & Graphic Art (1957-1960) by assessors Lynton Lamb (1957-1959) and Tom Eckersley (1960 only), noting work of students McLean, Campbell, Lawson, Cunningham, Jolly, Mackie, Rankin, Spiers, Bless, McTaggart, Houston, Clinton, and Grant in 1957, Burnett, Kirkwood, Greenaway, Rodger, Smith, Hunter, Ferguson, Wilson, McLeod, McIlvaney, Harvie, Galloway, McIlhenny, Poli, and McTaggart in 1958, and Janette Rodger, Isobelle Smith, and Stanley Smith in 1959; Architecture (1957) by assessor G. Grenfell Baines, offering a general report on Schools of Architecture in Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Dundee, and Glasgow, and including a further report specific to Glasgow. Also included amongst Assessor's Reports (1957-1960) is a report of 18 October 1960 on the progress of the 'New Building'. DIR/12/2/10/3: Assessor's Reports 1961-1963: Includes reports on: Sculpture (1961-1963) by assessor Willi Soukop (1961-1962) and F. E. McWilliam (1963), noting work of students John Donachie, Sonia Marshall, and Norma Zunterstein in 1962, and McDonald and Donachie in 1963; Drawing & Painting (1961-1963) by assessors Claude Rogers (1961-1962) and Leonard Rosoman (1963), the former noting work of students Gilbert, Bryson, Incerti, Blair, Macaulay, Vance, Ulph, Birrell, Sinclair, Goodwin, and Rushbrook, and the latter that of Conan Byrne, Norman Gilbert, Palmer, Jordan, and Armstrong; Design & Crafts (1961) by assessors Alastair Morton, Robin Jacques, and N. J. Slutzky, noting the work of John Martin, Alexander Simpson, Thomas Walsh, James Harrigan, Paul Biagi, Mary Gordon, Donald Ewan MacLean, Dugald Cameron, Diana Barclay Brown, Elizabeth Mai Brice Livingston, Charles Alexander Wallace Shaw, Anne Catherine Stewart, William Watson, Frances Margaret Beck, Ronald Roderick Macdonald, Iain Roderick MacLeod, Jane Marian Lord, Ann Patricia Collins, Lilian Anne Watson Graham, Winifred Lilian Morton, William Warwick Ker MacCallum, Sheila Marion McHarg, Edward Francis McLaughlin, David Ross Wilson, Denis Noel O'Neill, Marilyn Edith Watt Hunter, Alice Gardner Paul, Veronica Adele Togneri, and Richard Coley; Design & Crafts and Graphic Design (1962-1963) by assessors Robin Day, Lynton Lamb, and Lady Casson (1962) and Madge Garland and Lynton Lamb (1963), noting work of students Robert Docherty, Gerard Quail, Stobo, Quail, Morrison, Beck, Halley, and Roan in 1962, and C. Mitchell, M. McCoig, W. B. Stewart, E. Jackson, J. Johnston, W. A. Wright, P. Short, C. F. Coutts, M. A. Spence, E. S. Stobo, and J. A. Forsyth in 1963. Also included amongst Assessor's Reports (1961-1963) are comments on said reports, and staff replies to the assessors.

Harry Barnes' papers regarding Associateship Courses at the Glasgow School of Art. Papers include various documents and draft documents about proposed changes to the First Year Course, Diploma Course, Architecture Courses and about the introduction of an Associateship Course. Folders as follows: DIR/13/4/2/1: Various papers relating to Associateship Courses, 1965-1970 (1 folder): Includes: Copy documents describing 'Diploma and Associateship Courses'; copy document about 'Associateship Course'; document: 'Proposals for the Development of the Departments of Architecture and Planning'; documents about the recognition of Architectural Courses; copy document: 'Scottish Central Institutions, Draft Proposals for the Review of the Diploma Courses and the Introduction of Associateship Courses'; documents about the School of Architecture in Glasgow. DIR/13/4/2/2: Various papers relating to Associateship Courses, 1966-1972 (1 folder): Mostly circular letters about Associateship Courses, General Course and Diploma Courses. Includes: Circular letter from Barnes about Associateship Courses; circular on the proposed revision of the General Course, 1968; information about the General Course timetable, 1968-1969; document 'Some Ideas on the Re-Organization of the General Course, 1st and 2nd Year'; 'Notes on Re-Organization of General Course, Mr Dunbar's Paper'; 'Proposals for Introducing an 'Honours' Diploma Course'; 'Scottish Central Art Institutions: Associate Courses'; 'Precis of Statement Made by Mr H Jefferson Barnes, Director of the Glasgow School of Art and Chairman of the Meeting of the Principals of the 4 Central (Art) Institutions of Scotland Held at the Glasgow School of Art on Saturday 28 May 1966 Regarding 'Honours' Courses'. DIR/13/4/2/3: Various papers regarding Associateship Courses, 1968-1970 (1 folder): Mainly draft documents about the introduction of Associateship Courses. Includes: Draft information document about Diploma and Associateship Courses; Draft document 'Proposals for the revision of Diploma Courses and the introduction of Associateship Courses, Autumn 1970'; extract from minutes of the Board of Studies meeting, 12 Nov 1968, about Associateship Courses; document for the Board of Studies 'Revision of Diploma Courses- Introduction of Associateship Courses'; news clipping from The Glasgow Herald, 03 Oct 1969 about 'Honours Course for Art Students'; Scottish Art Institutions document about Associateship Courses; 'Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, Higher Awards for Courses in Art, Sep 1969'; draft report on 'Higher Awards for Courses in Art'; circular to all staff about Associateship Courses, Dec 1968; annotated draft document: 'Proposals for the Review of the Diploma Course and the Introduction of Associateship Courses'; correspondence with the Central Art Institutions in Scotland about the introduction of Associateship Courses. DIR/13/4/2/4: Various papers regarding proposed Associateship Courses, 1970-1972 (1 folder): Includes: Correspondence with prospective students about the Associateship Course; correspondence with the Scottish Education Department (SED) about the Associateship Course and approval of the course; copy of document: 'Robert Gordon's Institute of Technology, Aberdeen, Gray's School of Art. Application for Revision of Existing Courses and the Introduction of New Courses'; handwritten draft of document to the SED: 'Application for Revision of Existing Courses and the Introduction of New Courses, Glasgow School of Art'; 'Draft proposals for Associateship Course'; synopsis of studies for First Year Course session 1971-1972; Gray's School of Art, document titled 'Associateship and Diploma Courses, Proposed Restructuring (General Course)'; various documents and draft documents about proposed changes to the First Year Course, Diploma Course and about the introduction of an Associateship Course. DIR/13/4/2/5: Folder labelled 'Associateship, 1970-1973' (1 folder): Includes: documents and draft documents, similar to the above, about the content of Associateship Courses and proposed changes to Diploma Courses. Includes lists of 'Honours Associateship Students' by Department and recommendations by the Scottish Central (Art) Institutions for the revision of Diploma Courses and the introduction of Associateship Courses.

Harry Barnes' papers relating to associations and committees, such as the Scottish Art Teachers' Assocation, the Scottish Association for National Certificates and Diplomas, and the National Committee for the In-Service Training of Teachers, who discussed professional practice matters such as teachers' rates of pay, training and degrees. Folders as follows: DIR/13/19/2/1: Scottish Education Department Memorandum on the Training of Teachers, 1955 (1 folder): 'The Training of Teachers, Memorandum by the Scottish Education Department, Mar 1955' with cover letter. DIR/13/19/2/2: Papers relating to the Scottish Association for National Certificates and Diplomas, 1964-1968 (1 folder): Includes: Correspondence regarding the Certificate of Sixth Year Studies- Art; correspondence about Dip. AD students; correspondence about a CNC Course in Mechanical Engineering and examinations in Industrial Design; Scottish Association for National Certificates and Diplomas, Notes to Colleges on the Organisation of Examinations; correspondence about National Certificate Applications, 1964-1965; correspondence about a Press Release on the introduction of Industrial Design to Engineering Courses; correspondence with Professor Otto, 'Staatliche Hochschule fur bildende, Kunste Berlin', about his new course for architectural and art students. DIR/13/19/2/3: Papers and Correspondence relating to the Scottish Art Teachers' Association, 1964-1967 (1 folder): Includes: correspondence about the potential formation of a Consultative Committee as part of the Scottish Art Teachers' Association (SATA); correspondence about the Association's Annual General Meeting and a resolution to meet with the Scottish Education Department; correspondence about a meeting between the Association and GSA Graduates; correspondence about Association meetings held at the School of Art; correspondence and papers about a forum 'Education and Creative Awareness' including expressions of interest from invited members; correspondence about the Diploma Course at the Glasgow School of Art. DIR/13/19/2/4: Papers and Correspondence relating to the Scottish Art Teachers' Association, 1965-1970 (1 folder): Includes: Correspondence regarding the National Association of Careers Teachers; correspondence about a paragraph in the Art School prospectus regarding Associateship Courses; Scottish Education Department booklet, 'A Short Guide to the Teachers' Superannuation Scheme in Scotland', May 1969; Scottish Education Department booklet 'Widows' and Children's Pensions, A Guide for Teachers', Jun 1969; correspondence with the Scottish Art Teachers' Association about the introduction of Honours courses by colleges of Art; correspondence about a Scottish Art Teachers' Association survey of art teacher opinion across Scotland on the subject of teacher training; correspondence about the proposed establishment of a National Council of Art Education; circular from the Department of Education and Science: 'Professional Training for Teachers in Maintained Schools'; papers about a National Conference of Art Teachers, 1969; correspondence with the Scottish Art Teachers' Assocation about the General Course, Honours Courses in Fine Art, and other matters; copy of 'Statement Submitted on Behalf of all Scottish Art Teachers to the Principals and Directors of the Scottish Art Schools and Colleges, 01 Feb 1965', from the Scottish Art Teachers' Assocation. DIR/13/19/2/5: 'Report of the Committee of Inquiry into the Pay of Non-University Teachers', 1974 (1 document). DIR/13/19/2/6: Papers and correspondence relating to the National Committee for the In-Service Training of Teachers, 1976-1977 (1 folder): Includes: minutes and meetings papers, such as agendas and reports, for the National Committee for the In-Service Training of Teachers; 'list of points which might be covered in preparation of papers on: The Future for In-Service Training'; correspondence with the National Committee and memoranda about matters such as meetings, tuition fees, the pooling of expenditure, staffing, in-service training, a 'Programme of National Courses', teacher training, and current trends in the in-service training of teachers; 'Report of the Committee on the Future of Broadcasting: Invitation to Offer Comments on the Report'; correspondence with the Scottish Education Department about topics such as: student intake, the National Committee for the In-Service training of Teachers, and intake to teacher training courses 1976-1977; copy of brochure for 'National Courses, Oct 1976-Sep 1977, organised by the National Committee for the In-Service Training of Teachers, Aug 1976'; note on a St Andrews Conference on Christain Education; Report of the Open University Committee on Continuing Education. DIR/13/19/2/7: Papers and correspondence relating to the National Committee for the In-Service Training of Teachers, 1978 (1 folder): Includes: Minutes of the National Committee for the In-Service Training of Teachers and the Courses Sub-Committee; Report of the Working Group on the Future of In-Service Training.

Harry Barnes' papers regarding his time as External Examiner for the Bachelor of Education (BEd) Degree at the Hamilton College of Education and Craigie College of Education. Folders as follows: DIR/13/4/3/1: External Examiner for BEd Degree, 1974-1975 (1 folder): Includes: 2 copies of the University of Strathclyde BEd Handbook for 1973-1974; correspondence with the University of Strathclyde about the degree of BEd; correspondence with Hamilton College about the BEd Degree; List of marks of BEd students (restricted access); agenda for a meeting of the Board of Examiners for the Degree of BEd; copies of Barnes' Reports on the BEd (Art) Degree at Hamilton College of Education, Report to the University of Strathclyde. DIR/13/4/3/2: External Examiner for BEd Degree, 1975-1978 (1 folder): Includes: Correspondence relating to Barnes' External Examiner's fees; correspondence about arrangements for External Examination visits; Barnes' Reports following Examination visits (includes comment on individual students so will be closed until 2053).

Lists, information considering the Lending Museum.

Three bookplates. Bookplate (a): for "Book No 12693" thought to be early 1900s. Bookplate (b): for "Book 18203" is believed to be in Figaro font, devised in 1940, and so it is thought the plate dates to post 1940. Bookplate (c): Is believed to use Chisel font, devised by Robert Harling in 1930, and so it is thought to date to post 1939. Governors' Minutes 22 January 1945 read: "Designs by three students were submitted for a bookplate for the library books and the design of Miss Elizabeth Jamieson was selected. It was agreed that Miss Jamieson receive the sum of £5.5.0 for her design." However it is not clear which bookplate this is referring to.

List of books added to the library and loose material in separate folder.

Minutes of the Building Committee for meetings: 11 Mar 1926; 29 Mar 1926; 21 Apr 1926; 13 Sep 1926; 29 Nov 1926; 20 Jan 1927; 08 Feb 1927; 05 Aug 1927; 12 Sep 1927; 27 Jan 1928; 15 Mar 1928; 19 Jun 1928; 22 Oct 1928; 20 Nov 1928; 06 Dec 1928; 23 Jan 1929; 10 May 1929; 02 Jul 1929; 26 Nov 1929; 18 Feb 1930. Also Includes a list of committee members, some correspondence concerning the minutes and 2 additional copies of minutes of the meeting 11 Mar 1926, one annotated with suggestions from Laurence MacBrayne.

Harry Barnes' papers relating to Cargill Hostel at Culzean Castle. Folders as follows: DIR/13/12/2/1: Papers relating to Cargill Hostel at Culzean and the National Trust, 1965-1966 (1 folder): Includes: Letters and notes about furnishings and facilities for the Hostel; correspondence about the Culzean Castle National Appeal and the fact that Barnes must concentrate on the Art School presence at Culzean rather than this appeal; Note of a proposal for establishing a Hostel and Studio at Culzean Castle; correspondence with 'Magestic Coaches' about the transport of students to Culzean Castle; correspondence with the National Trust for Scotland about the setting up of Culzean Hostel and matters such as leasing, rent, sketches of accommodation, and repairs; correspondence with the National Trust for Scotland about approved work on the Hostel and prices; correspondence about the Cargill Trust supporting the conversion of the Hostel at Culzean with a donation of £4,000; correspondence about an appeal to the Cargill Trust for funds for structural alterations of the Hostel; correspondence with the National Trust for Scotland about the founding of the Artists Hostel and negotiating lease terms of the Culzean Hostel; correspondence with the National Trust for Scotland about an exhibition of student paintings. DIR/13/12/2/2: Papers relating to the Cargill Hostel at Culzean, 1966-1968 (1 folder): Correspondence with the National Trust for Scotland, largely about the development of the Cargill Hostel, including topics: housing and accommodation requests; meetings at Culzean to discuss the Hostel; accounts and financial statements for work done on the Hostel; Barnes' nomination and election to the National Trust for Scotland's Council; the leasing of the Hostel at Culzean; furnishings and fittings for the Hostel and Studio and the work being done to refurbish them; insurance for the Hostel and furnishings; some correspondence about the Culzean Castle National Appeal. Also includes papers such as: documents: 'Lease between The National Trust for Scotland (Landlord) and The Glasgow School of Art (Tenants)' 1966 and 1967 drafts; handwritten notes on estimate costs for Cargill Hostel; correspondence with companies about estimates for refurbishment work; handwritten notes on Culzean Regulations; copies of Hostel plans; notes for meetings; some papers about the Culzean Castle National Appeal; presscutting about developments at Culzean; Interim Reports for the Culzean Castle Project (Hostel), 1966; Culzean Castle Project, 'First Report on Interior Design and Decoration of Hostel', 1966. DIR/13/12/2/3: Papers relating to the Cargill Hostel at Culzean, 1966-1968 (1 folder): Includes: Correspondence about visits to Cargill Hostel by people and organisations such as other Art Colleges, Ayr County Council Education Committee, and volunteer groups; correspondence about Cargill Hostel facitlities such as a telephone system; correspondence about regulations for the Hostel; copy of the Scottish Design Centre monthly newsletter Nov 1967 including an article about the Hostel; Memorandum about the programme of General Course visits to the Hostel; bundle of papers about the opening of Cargill Hostel at Culzean for example lists of invitations, correspondence with those invited, circular of information about the Hostel (multiple copies), correspondence following the opening event, travelling arrangements, and menu for the luncheon at Culzean Castle restaurant, 30 Sep 1967; handwritten draft of Culzean Hostel Regulations; correspondence about the furnishing of the Hostel; copy of 'Culzean Castle Project, First Report on Interior Design and Decoration of the Hostel', by Henry O Hellier, 1966; correspondence about winners of the DWT Cargill Travel Scholarship; copy of correspondence with the Scottish Education Department about the Cargill donation towards the Hostel; correspondence about the funding of the Hostel. DIR/13/12/2/4: Papers relating to the Cargill Hostel at Culzean, 1966-1972 (1 folder): Includes: Correspondence about events held in Cargill Hostel, Culzean e.g. film screenings; correspondence about the Art School letting the Hostel to other visitors; correspondence about staffing and jobs at the Hostel; circular notice about the Hostel and staff room being available for renting by School Staff for the holiday periods and providing information; correspondence about visits to the Hostel by organisations such as Jordanhill College of Education; Report of the Sculpture Department visit to Culzean, Oct 1971; correspondence about the student visits to Culzean; correspondence with The National Trust for Scotland about Culzean Hostel and exhibitions; feedback about student visits to the Hostel; correspondence about maintenance work to the Hostel; correspondence about a proposed Glasgow School of Art Fashion Show at Culzean; circular to all members of staff arranging for parties of students to visit Culzean, about main contacts at the Hostel and regulations; newspaper clipping about a painting that was acquired for Culzean; Culzean General Course Programme, 1968-1969; correspondence about the condition of the Hostel; notes on 'Letters of Indemnity' by David C Black, 1968; suggestions for the Hostel by Neil Morrison; copy of the Scottish Design Centre Monthly Newsletter, Nov 1967 including article about Culzean Hostel; Schedule of Furnishings for Cargill Hostel at Culzean Castle, Oct 1966; copy of the 'First report on Interior Design and Decoration of Hostel', Henry O Hellier; correspondence about a proposed trip from Texas Christian University to the Culzean Hostel; correspondence with the National Trust for Scotland about the Culzean Hostel site; notice: 'Proposal for Establishing a Hostel and Studio for Art at Culzean Castle, Ayrshire'; 4 copies of Culzean Hostel Regulations. DIR/13/12/2/5: Rules and Regulations for Cargill Hostel at Culzean, 1967- 1968 (1 folder): Includes: Document: 'Cargill Hostel, Culzean, Regulations' (5 copies); circular 'To all members of staff taking parties of students to the Cargill Hostel at Culzean'; informational memorandum: 'The Cargill Hostel, Culzean' about the project to create the Hostel. DIR/13/12/2/6: Papers relating to the Cargill Hostel at Culzean, 1974-1977 (1 folder): Includes: Circular of the prices for staff renting the Lodge and Cottage in Culzean in summer; financial information about the Hostel, 1974-1975; correspondence with the Glasgow School of Art Students Representative Council about the Hostel; correspondence about arrangements for student visits to the Hostel; correspondence about student visits to the Castle at Culzean; correspondence about maintenace work at the Hostel; correspondence about a potential, but never realised, project to develop Sunnyside Mill at Culzean; correspondence about Cargill Hostel staffing; correspondence about furnishings and equipment needed for the Hostel; correspondence and papers about Culzean Country Park's Quinquennial Celebrations; feedback about visits to the Hostel; papers about the Glasgow School of Art's association with the Culzean Hostel, 1968-1969.

Inventory of School property. Inscribed "Delivered to the Social Committee 2nd October 1849", however there are materials listed in this inventory that were deposited within the School's Library of Reference as early as 1847.

Catalogue of Casts for Schools, Victoria and Albert Museum.

Catalogue of Lantern Slides.

Catalogue of pictures (dated July 1939) and catalogue of originals (no date).

Catalogue of plaster casts, Victoria and Albert Museum.

Catalogue of books and prints belonging to the School and plans, busts, statues and tablets recommended to be acquired by the School in readiness for opening in 1845. Also contains correspondence regarding the acquiring of the specimens to make copies.

Minutes of the Central (Art) Institutions of Scotland Annual Conference: 1954, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963.

Certificate record cards from numbers 3161-3285.

Certificate record cards from numbers 3286-3400.

Certificate record cards from numbers 3401-3507.

Certificate record cards from numbers 3508-3613.

Collection of photographs of architectural exteriors and interiors of churches and other historical buildings in Ireland and France. Photographs are mounted on a supporting cardboard backing. Back of photographs have stamp "Chas. E. Whitelaw". Many photographs have handwritten titles on cardboard below the photograph.

Historical paper written by D P Bliss: 'Charles Rennie Mackintosh: Architect of the Glasgow School of Art'.

This series of cuttings relates to the activities of the School and its pupils from 1864 onwards. They cover all aspects of the School's activities from exhibitions, student events and course advertisements through to job adverts. As well as later loose material, this includes volumes for the following dates: NEW/1/1/1: 1864-1897 NEW/1/1/2: 1897-1907 NEW/1/1/3: 1907-1917 NEW/1/1/4: 1917-1927 NEW/1/1/5: 1927-1932 NEW/1/1/6: 1932-1942 NEW/1/1/7: 1943-1952 NEW/1/1/8: 1952-1960 NEW/1/1/9: 1960-1961 NEW/1/1/10: 1961-1968

Includes:

• GSAA/EPH/9/1/6/1 Proposed letters from the Secretary to inform prospective organisations of the Needlecraft Exhibition, October 1915–Nov 1915.
• GSAA/EPH/9/1/6/2 Documents relating to the advertisement of the Needlecraft Exhibition, 06 Nov 1915.
• GSAA/EPH/9/1/6/3 Draft letter titled 'Needlework Exhibition' from Secretary to accompany supply of circulars and schedules for the Needlecraft Exhibition, 23 Nov 1915.
• GSAA/EPH/9/1/6/4 Proposed letters from the Secretary to inform prospective attendees of the Needlecraft Exhibition,15 Jan 1916–26 Feb 1916.
• GSAA/EPH/9/1/6/5 Proposed letter from Secretary informing prospective organisation of the exhibition - including list of prospective organisations to contact, 06 Mar 1916.
• GSAA/EPH/9/1/6/6 Information advertising the Needlecraft Exhibition, Jan 1916
• GSAA/EPH/9/1/6/7Return of material notice from GSA Needlecraft Committee, March 1916.
• GSAA/EPH/9/1/6/8 Material relating to the Girl's Guildry (Glasgow Centre), 1916.

Collection of cloud and sky study photographs. Photographs are mounted on a supporting cardboard backing. Most have a stamp on the support that says "Glasgow School of Art and Haldane Academy".

This series contains cuttings that relate to more than one student or member of staff, past and present, of The Glasgow School of Art.

Harry Barnes' papers relating to Colleges of Education in the West of Scotland and the training of Art Teachers, including: Jordanhill College of Education, Craigie College of Education, and Hamilton College of Education. Folders as follows: DIR/13/19/1/1: Papers and correspondence relating to Jordanhill College, 1964-1968 (1 folder): Includes: Correspondence about a residential course for Teachers of Art; papers about events at Jordanhill College such as plays by their dramatic club; prospectus of 'Jordanhill College of Education, Department of Inservice Training, session 1967-1968'; papers about the Jordanhill College of Education conferences for example: 'Fourth Annual Conference for Teachers of Modern Studies', 'Post-War American Literature', 'Teachers of Classics', 'Developments in the Field of Commerce', and Lecturers in Economics in Further Education', etc; programme for a Jordanhill course: 'Art and Education'; correspondence about a Jordanhill College of Education, Students' Exhibition, 1967; prospectus and papers for Jordanhill Summer Vacation and Special Courses, 1967; correspondence about a conference for Teachers of Art; correspondence about a Special Teachers' Recruitment Scheme; various correspondence with Jordanhill College of Education about matters such as: students, Charities Week, Jordanhill drama club shows, and exhibitions etc. DIR/13/19/1/2: Papers and Correspondence relating to Craigie College, 1965-1971 (1 folder): Includes: List of students on a course for Arts and Crafts; correspondence with Craigie College of Education about the assessment of the students; correspondence and papers regarding Barnes' role as External Examiner for Art at Craigie College of Education including his reports on courses and individual students (reports on students closed for 75 years in line with Data Protection); invitations to events at Craigie College e.g. a Christmas show; papers about Craigie College Art Extension; correspondence and papers about a new Art Department for Craigie College; memorandum on Craigie College of Education, Main Course in Art. DIR/13/19/1/3: Papers and Correspondence relating to Jordanhill College, 1969-1970 (1 folder): Includes: Correspondence about references, from Jordanhill, for candidates for positions in Glasgow School of Art (closed for 75 years in line with Data Protection); papers about a programme of courses at Jordanhill for the qualification to teach; papers about conferences at Jordanhill e.g. 'Teachers of Geography', 'Teachers of Commerce', 'Lecturers in Liberal Studies and others Interested', 'Teachers of Modern Studies', a conference on Curriculum Papers Nos 2 and 6', and a one day conference 'Craft Studies Courses in Engineering'; papers about 'Inservice Courses'; revised list of Summer vacation courses; correspondence about the Scottish Art Teachers Association and the Scottish Education Department; correspondence about the 'National Committee for the In-Service Training of Teachers'; papers about Jordanhill Drama Club performances; correspondence and papers about a 'Residential course for Teachers of Art'; map of Western Glasgow showing Jordanhill College; proposed calendar for the School of Further Education for session 1969-1970; correspondence about a '5-weeks Teaching Project'. DIR/13/19/1/4: Papers and Correspondence relating to Craigie College, 1969-1973 (1 folder): Includes: correspondence and papers regarding Barnes' role as External Examiner for Art at Craigie College of Education including his reports on courses and individual students (reports on students closed for 75 years in line with Data Protection). DIR/13/19/1/5: Papers and Correspondence relating to Jordanhill College, 1971-1972 (1 folder): Includes: correspondence with the 'Council for Technical Education and Training for Overseas Countries' about overseas work; draft outline of an 'Introductory Course on Teaching in Higher Education'; correspondence about courses for FE teaching qualification; correspondence and papers about Jordanhill Residential Course 'Teaching in Higher Education'; references from Jordanhill College for candidates for positions at the Glasgow School of Art (closed for 75 years in line with Data Protection); correspondence about student representation on Boards of Governors; correspondence and papers about a one day conference for Teachers of Art; memorandum from Jordanhill about Courses for Teachers in Further Education; papers about a 'One Week Refresher Course for Teachers of Physics'. DIR/13/19/1/6: Papers and Correspondence relating to Craigie College, 1974 (1 folder): Includes: correspondence and papers regarding Barnes' role as External Examiner for Art at Craigie College of Education including his reports on courses and individual students (reports on students closed for 75 years in line with Data Protection). DIR/13/19/1/7: Papers and Correspondence relating to Hamilton College, 1976-1977 (1 folder): Includes: correspondence inviting Barnes to see an exhibition of S B Johnson's work at Kibble School, Paisley; papers relating to Barnes role as External Examiner for the BEd Course at Hamilton College of Education e.g.: Agenda for Board of Examiners for the Degree of BEd, University of Strathclyde, student marks for the degree of BEd (closed for 75 years in line with Data Protection), and Barnes' Reports.

1 folder of Harry Barnes' papers regarding the 'Colour Group' of H E Odling at the Glasgow School of Art. Includes: Correspondence with Henry Edward (Ted) Odling about Section 5 and other matters; a report by Odling: 'A Short Report on a Meeting at Film House Edinburgh concerning the possible formation of a Film School in Scotland, Jul 1966'; correspondence about a possible student exchange programme with the Staatliche Akademie, Stuttgart; correspondence and papers about the Leverhulme Research Award, awarded to Edward Odling including his Report of his tour; correspondence about Odling's teaching research around Europe; correspondence about the Colour Group of Great Britain and the formation of a Colour Group in Scotland. NB Contains some sensitive information that will be closed for 75 years.

Council for Art and Industry, Committee on the Supply and Training of Designers, Evidence of Mr W E Daly, Principal of the Kidderminster School of Arts and Crafts, 08 Oct 1935.

Harry Barnes' Papers relating to the Commonwealth Arts Festival between 18 Sep-02 Oct 1965. Folders as follows: DIR/13/13/2/1: Minutes and Progress Reports for the Commonwealth Arts Festival, 1964-1965 (1 folder): Includes: Minutes of the Advisory Council for the Commonwealth Arts Festival meetings; notices of meetings; agendas; Progress Reports; and draft programmes and leaflets for the Fesitval. DIR/13/13/2/2: General Correspondence regarding the Commonwealth Arts Festival, 1964-1966 (1 folder): Includes correspondence with: The Scottish National Orchestra Society about meetings of the steering committee; William Buchanan of the Arts Council of Great Britain about catalogue sales; The Royal Scottish Academy about the opening of the Exhibition; Robert Gordon's Institute of Technology, about sculpture they exhibited in the Arts Festival; the Arts Council of Great Britain about insurance; Craigie College of Education, Ayr, about exhibiting the 'Scottish Artists under 30' works; correspondence with other institutions in and around Glasgow who had exhibitions as part of the Festival; the Commonwealth Arts Festival representatives about various arrangements for example the opening event, press conference, and mailing lists; the four Principals of Scottish Art Colleges about arrangements for the Festival. Also includes: receipt for the proceeds of the sale of Scottish Crafts Catalogues at the Glasgow School of Art; handwritten notes about catalogue sales; copy of questionnaire about the organisation of the Festival and lessons learned; invitations to exhibitions that were part of the Festival; copies of souvenir brochures for the festival; pressclipping about the 'Young Scots Artists' Exhibition'; papers about the organisation of the opening of the Festival exhibitions at the Glasgow School of Art, 19 Sep 1965 e.g. invitation cards, and the lunch arrangements; notes relating to meetings and the organisation of the opening events of the Festival; drafts of the foreword to the catalogue of 'Scottish Artists under 30' written by Barnes; drafts of the text for the invitation cards. DIR/13/13/2/3: Correspondence with Glasgow School of Art exhibitors at the Commonwealth Arts Festival, 1965 (1 folder): Includes a list of Glasgow students invited to participate and notes from the invited participants communicating whether they intend to exhibit or not. Also includes a copy of a circular letter about the Commonwealth Arts Festival and Glasgow School of Art's contribution of an exhibition of the work of young Scottish Artists. DIR/13/13/2/4: Papers regarding the catalogue for the 'Scottish Artists under 30' Exhibition, 1965 (1 folder): Includes: Annotated 'galley proof' of the catalogue for the 'Scottish Artists under 30' Exhibition; correspondence with David J Clark, Printers and Manufacturing Stationers, about the printing of the catalogue. DIR/13/13/2/5: Folder labelled: 'CAF, GSA Ex, Glasgow Forms', 1965 (1 folder) Includes forms for the Glasgow School of Art students/alumni submitting works for the Commonwealth Arts Festival. Forms include information such as, how many works are being submitted, the title of each painting, insurance value, and price if for sale. DIR/13/13/2/6: Folder labelled: 'Commonwealth Arts Festival, Acceptances', 1965 (1 folder): Letters of acceptance to the opening of the 'Scottish Artists under 30' Exhibition at the Glasgow School of Art as part of the Comonwealth Arts Festival. DIR/13/13/2/7: Folder labelled: 'Commonwealth Arts Festival, Regrets', 1965 (1 folder): Letters of regret at being unable to attend the opening of the 'Scottish Artists under 30' Exhibition at the Glasgow School of Art as part of the Comonwealth Arts Festival. Also includes some blank forms and organisational papers e.g. forms for the submission of paintings, blank postcards for replies to the Director, and a circular with information about the Commonwealth Arts Festival. DIR/13/13/2/8: Correspondence with Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Dundee about the Festival, 1965 (1 folder): Correspondence with the Art Schools in Edinburgh, Aberdeen, and Dundee about the 'Scottish Artists under 30' Exhibition. Correspondence about matters such as: paintings to be sent from the other Colleges for the exhibition; arrangements for private views of the exhibition; lists of works at the Exhibition; arrangements for the hanging of the Exhibition; the transport of artworks to Glasgow; Memorandum of a meeting of the Principals. DIR/13/13/2/9: Papers relating to the sale of works exhibited at the 'Scottish Artists under 30' Exhibition, 1965 (1 folder): Includes: Lists of works sold by Glasgow School of Art Students and prices; correspondence about the sale of works; forms filled in by interested parties wishing to purchase works; lists of sales for the other Art Colleges in Scotland. DIR/13/13/2/10: Collection Receipts for the 'Scottish Artists under 30' Exhibition, 1966 (1 folder): Includes receipts of the collection of works submitted for the 'Scottish Artists under 30' Exhibition, signed by the artists. Also includes some blank receipt forms (10 copies).

Contracts agreements, and acceptances for School Extension works. GOV/5/10/6/1: Extract from Minutes of Building Committee 22 Jan 1907, the appointment of Messrs Honeyman, Keppie and Mackintosh as Architects of the Extension of the School building (3 copies) GOV/5/10/6/2: Bundle of copy letters and extracts of minutes relating to the acceptance of estimates of the Architects with the clause that the Architects cannot make any alterations to plans without the approval of the Building Committee, 1927 (5 items) GOV/5/10/6/3: Copy template letter from John Keppie & Henderson for the accepting of an offer of 01 Jun 1927. Blanks are left for the sums of money to be filled in. Recipient unknown GOV/5/10/6/4: Bundle of papers labelled 'Contracts Work' including extracts of minutes of the Building Committee where offers and estimates are accepted. Includes a letter from John Keppie & Henderson notifying Glasgow School of Art of acceptences made, 03 Sep 1927 . Also includes a typed document of extension suggestions for e.g. Modelling Studios and the Chair Store. 1927-1928 (7 items) GOV/5/10/6/5: Glasgow School of Art Extension Scheme Statement as to Tenders accepted and work authorised as at 19 Jun 1928 GOV/5/10/6/6: Letter from John Keppie & Henderson to Glasgow School of Art informing the School that they have accepted the estimate of Messrs M. Stewart & Co for the rebuilding of the corner of the front wall, 20 Jun 1928 GOV/5/10/6/7: Copy extract of Minutes of the Building Committee sanctioning alterations to the plans, with cover letter to Keppie & Henderson, 24 Oct 1928 GOV/5/10/6/8: Typed list of Glasgow School of Art Extension, Tenders accepted and costs, 06 Dec 1928 GOV/5/10/6/9: Letter from John Keppie & Henderson to Glasgow School of Art informing the School that they have accpeted the estimate of Messrs Lawson for fittings, 29 May 1929

Copies of Dispositions in favour of Glasgow School of Art for their properties. Papers are photocopies of original documents made by McClure Naismith, Solicitors, and sent to the School: GOV/5/12/1: Photocopy of the 1896 Disposition in favour of Glasgow School of Art for the Mackintosh Building (The Ground in Scott Street, Renfrew Street and Dalhousie Street), with cover letter from McClure Naismith, 30 Oct 2003 GOV/5/12/2: Photocopy of the 1931 Disposition in favour of Glasgow School of Art for the Newbery Tower (160, 162 and 164 Renfrew Street) and The Foulis Building (158 Renfrew Street) with cover letter from McClure Naismith, 02 Dec 2003

Folders of copy letters sent out by Harry J Barnes between 1966-1972. There is an index for letters between 1966-1969 and letters have been numbered in the top right hand corner, in different colours. Letters for each academic year have been put into 3 folders, in reverse chronological order, according to the numbering of letters. Files as follows: DIR/13/1/1/1: Master File Index, index to copy 'out' letters, 26 Oct 1966- 06 Nov 1969 (1 folder). Although this index is dated from 1966-1969 on the cover, it is believed to cover the whole of the 'copy out' correspondence to 1972. DIR/13/1/1/2: Copy Out Letters, 26 Oct 1966- 31 Aug 1967 (3 folders): (a) Folder '1/3', letters 569-836 (black numbers) (b) Folder '2/3', letters 291-568 (black numbers) (c) Folder '3/3', letters 1-290 (black numbers) DIR/13/1/1/3: Copy Out Letters, 01 Sep 1967- 31 Dec 1968 (3 folders): (a) Folder '1/3', letters 481-737 (red numbers) (b) Folder '2/3', letters 138-480 (red numbers) (c) Folder '3/3', letters 1-137 (red numbers), & 837-999 (black numbers) DIR/13/1/1/4: Copy Out Letters, 07 Jan 1969- 30 Dec 1970 (3 folders): (a) Folder '1/3', letters 807-979 (green numbers) (b) Folder '2/3', letters 206-806 (green numbers) (c) Folder '3/3', letters 1-205 (green numbers), & 738-999 (red numbers) DIR/13/1/1/5: Copy Out Letters, 01 Jan 1971- 30 Sep 1972 (3 folders): (a) Folder '1/3', letters 341-365 (blue numbers) (b) Folder '2/3', letters 190-340 (blue numbers) (c) Folder '3/3', letters 1-189 (blue numbers), & 980-999 (green numbers)

Includes:

• GSAA/SEC/30/1/1/1 Letter from George Baltus to the School from St Trond, Belgium, 15 Nov 1914.
• GSAA/SEC/30/1/1/2 Letter of thanks from committee members titled 'Art Students ''Tryst'' for Belgian & Scottish Red Cross Fund, 05 Feb 1915.
• GSAA/SEC/30/1/1/3 Letter from the honorary treasurers of the Scottish branch of the British Red Cross Society to the secretary, 20 Feb 1915.
• GSAA/SEC/30/1/1/4 Letter from Patrick S Dunn titled 'Art Students' tryst' to the secretary John Groundwater, 20 Feb 1915.
• GSAA/SEC/30/1/1/5 Letter from Belgian Consulate to the school secretary, John Groundwater, 23 Feb 1915.
• GSAA/SEC/30/1/1/6 Letter from the honorary treasurers of the Scottish Branch of the British Red Cross Society to the school secretary John Groundwater, 23 Feb 1915.
• GSAA/SEC/30/1/1/7 List of dates regarding the Belgian Tryst, including names of speakers for the opening ceremony and for the vote of thanks, 1914-1915.

Includes:

• GSAA/EPH/9/1/3/1 Donor form filled in with details, 25 Jan 1916.
• GSAA/EPH/9/1/3/2 Letter written on behalf of three donors asking for an evaulation of material, 25 Jan 1916.
• GSAA/EPH/9/1/3/3 Letter from donor to School Secretary regarding the value of donated material to the exhibit, 05 Feb 1916.
• GSAA/EPH/9/1/3/4 Group of postcards addressed to Fra Newbery and the Seecretary from donors, sent via Professor Robert Anning Bell, 16 Feb 1916.
• GSAA/EPH/9/1/3/5 Draft letter from the Chairman of Governors (P. Dunn) to HRH Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll, c1915-1916.

Various correspondence of Francis Newbery, and relating to Francis Newbery. Some correspondence dates from his time as Director of the School but other correspondence dates to after Newbery's retirement. Most of the correspondence is Newbery's but some is from the School Secretary or others connected with the School of Art. The letters include correspondence with artists, writers and architects such as: William Morris, Charles Francis Annesley Voysey, P Wilson Steer, David Young Cameron, Auguste Rodin, John Lavery, Walter Crane, and H.G. Wells. Correspondence as follows: DIR/5/38/1/1: Letters from William Morris to Mr Mavor, 1889 (4 letters): (a) Letter about Morris visiting Glasgow to give a lecture and about his travelling expenses,14 Jan 1889 (1 sheet). (b) Letter about a series of lectures Morris was to give upon his visit to Glasgow to groups such as 'the Glasgow Branch of the S. L.' , the students of the School of Art, and the Edinburgh Socialists, 21 Jan 1889 (1 sheet). (c) Letter addressed 'Dear Sir' about lectures Morris plans to deliver on his visit: 'Arts & Crafts', and 'Gothic Architecture' for the Haldane Students, 24 Jan 1889 (1 sheet). (d) Letter about Morris' travel arrangements to Glasgow, 06 Feb (1 sheet). DIR/5/38/1/2: Postcard, perhaps from T. P. C..(?) of 146 Blythswood Drive (portion of postcard damaged) to Francis Newbery about an engraving of a brooch found at Duncan Keith's auction rooms, called 'The Macgregor Brooch', 14 Mar 1896 (1 item). DIR/5/38/1/3: Letter from Edward J Poynter to Newbery conveying thanks for Newbery's congratulations on Poynter's election, 04 Dec 1896 (1 sheet). DIR/5/38/1/4: Letter from John Lavery to Newbery about his seeing Newbery's paintings at an exhibition in Venice,18 May 1897 (1 sheet). DIR/5/38/1/5: Letters from Walter Crane to Newbery, 1897-1913 (3 letters): (a) Letter to Mr & Mrs Newbery thanking them for their hospitality during his short stay, 12 Dec 1897 (1 sheet). (b) Letter to Newbery thanking Newbery for his kind letter on Crane's appointment, 28 Aug 1898 (1 sheet). (c) Letter to Newbery thanking Newbery and his wife for their hospitality during his visit, 12 Jun 1913 (1 sheet). DIR/5/38/1/6: Letters from staff to Newbery requesting an increase in salary, 1898 (5 letters): (a) Letter from John Dunlop, 12 Sep 1898 (1 sheet). (b) Letter from James M Dunlop, 13 Sep 1898 (1 sheet). (c) Letter from A Aston Nicholas, 15 Sep 1898 (1 sheet). (d) Letter from Johan Keller, 17 Sep 1898 (1 sheet). (e) Letter from James Gray, 19 Sep 1898 (1 sheet). DIR/5/38/1/7: Draft letter to Mr R S Allan about classes at the School, c1900 (3 sheets). DIR/5/38/1/8: Correspondence to Newbery about a fire escape stair, 1900 (2 letters): (a) Letter from W Forrest & Salmon cover letter returing documents sent by Newbery concerning a proposed escape stair, 07 Dec 1900 (1 sheet). (b) Letter to Honeyman & Keppie from Robert Scott, Measurer & Valuator about the cost of a fire escape stair for the Glasgow School of Art, 01 Aug 1900. Enclosure of the above (1 sheet). DIR/5/38/1/9: Letters from Auguste Rodin to Newbery, 1901-1903 (2 letters): (a) Letter, in French, about the return of plaster casts to Rodin and about an exhibition of plaster casts, 29 Apr 1901 (1 sheet). (b) Letter, in French, thanking Newbery for his kind wishes, 11 Dec 1903 (1 sheet). DIR/5/38/1/10 Correspondence between Newbery and Vanderstappen about proposing Mr Delville and Mr Paul Artot as Professors at the School, 1902 (4 letters). DIR/5/38/1/11: Letter and transcription of letter from William Leiper, Architect, to Newbery, 1904-1905 (2 letters): (a) Letter from Leiper to Newbery congratulating Newbery on the work of the School observed by Leiper on a recent visit, 13 Dec 1904 (1 sheet). (b) Typed transcript of the above letter from William Leiper to Newbery, 13 Dec 1904. Also on this sheet is a typed transcript of a letter from Alexander Roche to Newbery about an enclosed cheque for a supplementary travelling studentship, 22 May 1905 (1 sheet). DIR/5/38/1/12: Letter from W Forrest Salmon of Salmon & Son & Gillespie Architects to E Catterns, School Secretary, apologising that Salmon will be unable to attend the next Governors' meeting and recording his thoughts on some business such as his support for the re-election of W Fleming to the Chair, 26 Sep 1906 (1 sheet). DIR/5/38/1/13: Letter from George Gregory to Newbery about arrangements for Mr Wilson's class coming to 'modelling' (the sculpture department), 12 Oct 1906 (1 sheet). DIR/5/38/1/14: Correspondence about a letter to Newbery from Sir Henry Craik, Oct 1906 (2 letters): (a) Letter from Newbery to James Fleming requesting Fleming to telephone him to discuss an enclosure. On the back is a draft reply to the enclosure that Newbery wishes to discuss with Fleming (see below for enclosure), Oct 1906 (1 sheet). (b) Letter from H Craik to Newbery enquiring about the possibility of a position for a 'W Kennaway' who was at the Athenaeum School of Art in Glasgow until it closed. (enclosure of above correspondence), 23 Oct 1906 (1 sheet). DIR/5/38/1/15: Correspondence with Mr Robertson Weir, 1909-1919 (3 letters): This correspondence was donated to the School of Art Archives and Collections by the daughter of Robertson Weir in 1994. (ACC 52) (a) Letter from Newbery to Robertson Weir about Weir's trasmission to the Scotch Education Department. Refers to the course of study and Training of Teachers in the Special Subject of Art (Article 47), 04 Nov 1909 (1 sheet). (b) Letter from Newbery to Robertson Weir expressing his relief that Weir survived the War, 19 May 1919 (1 sheet). DIR/5/38/1/16: Letter from J Struthers of the Scotch Education Department to Newbery about the possible uses of the bursary of a student Mr Alexander Gordon, 28 Jul 1910 (2 sheets). DIR/5/38/1/17: Letter from H G Wells to Newbery thanking him for sending a copy of the Art School 'Masque', 10 Jun 1927 (1 sheet). DIR/5/38/1/18: Letters from Charles Francis Annesley Voysey to Newbery, 1927-1931 (2 letters): (a) Letter about a letter Newbery sent to 'MacAlister' that was flattering to Voysey and thanking Newbery for his support, 15 Nov 1927 (1 sheet). (b) Letter to Mr and Mrs Newbery apologising for having missed them when they went to his show and asking them if they have ever visited Sir Herbert Cook who lives in a house built by Voysey for Alfred Sutro, 05 Oct 1931 (1 sheet). DIR/5/38/1/19: Letter from P Wilson Steer to Newbery thanking Newbery for his congratulations and reminiscing about Walberswick, 19 Jan 1931 (1 sheet). DIR/5/38/1/20: Letter from D. Y. Cameron to Mr & Mrs Newbery thanking them for their sympathy on the death of his partner, c1930s (1 sheet). DIR/5/38/1/21: Letter from Archibald A McGlashan to 'Alick' thanking Alick for sending a painting of Francis Newbery and reflecting on the character of Newbery, 03 May 1947 (1 sheet).

Correspondence with Mrs Kemp of the British Institute of Adult Education, and some others such as Miss Katherine Chick, Robert Urquhart, J P McHutchison, William Quin, and Barbara, Countess of Moray, about the Exhibition "Design in Daily Life" held at Glasgow School of Art in May 1944.

Correspondence with Sir Steven Bilsland and W A Elder about the training of decorators.

Correspondence and papers relating to the Scottish Committee of the Council for Art and Industry and the Sub-Committee on Bureaux of Information. Includes: Correspondence between H L Wellington and William Hutchison, 1934; questions for Colleges of Art; questionnaire from the Sub-Committee on Bureaux of Information; Census information on industrial occupations; terms of reference and members of the Sub-Committee on Bureaux of Information; information on Instruction in Commercial and Industrial Design, in Continuation Class Centres in Scotland; correspondence with the Federation of British Industries; answers to questionnaire from William Hutchison on behalf of the Glasgow School of Art; extract from Education for Industry and Committee in England, by A Abbott; correspondence with Sir Steven Bilsland about the Scottish Committee, 1934; letter to Hutchison from Sir Steven Bilsland about the Bureau of Information Committee scheme for a Register of Art Designers; suggested questions that might be sent out to manufacturers; questionnaire for the Sub-Committee on Furniture; Memorandum for the Art and Industry Sub-Committee on Printing.

Correspondence relating to the commercial exhibition of GSA student work at the Art Gallery of Toronto, Canada - includes: exhibition catalogue, transit receipts, description of a triptych, and inventory of all works sent.

Correspondence with & about W.E.F. Britten, Professor of Design & Decorative Art, about teaching and timetables.

Correspondence re: Mr Morley Fletcher, Principal of Edinburgh College of Art.

Includes correspondence with M. Baltus, Professor of Technics & History of Art.