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Teaching aids include collections of prints, photographs, and calligraphy examples.

71 textiles originating from Great Britain.

54 examples of non-British work including examples from Greece, India, Norway, Sweden, Italy, Switzerland, Turkey and Bosnia.

This material consists of small publications such as exhibition catalogues, magazines and event programmes which relate to GSA's activities and alumni.

Contains marriage, birth, and baptismal certificates, as well as other family papers.

Volume 3 contains 37 images. The images are mainly portraits but also include some scenes of Edinburgh and St Andrews. Some of the portraits within the collection are of Hill and Adamson themselves and members of their families. This collection is unfortunately too fragile for users to handle, however the material has been fully digitized and is available to view online both via this catalogue and on Flickr at http://www.flickr.com/photos/gsalib/sets/72157623414969565/

Volume 5 contains 50 images. The images are mainly portraits but also include some scenes of Edinburgh and St Andrews. Some of the portraits within the collection are of Hill and Adamson themselves and members of their families. This collection is unfortunately too fragile for users to handle, however the material has been fully digitized and is available to view online both via this catalogue and on Flickr at http://www.flickr.com/photos/gsalib/sets/72157623414969565/

Volume 1 contains 46 images. The images are mainly portraits but also include some scenes of Edinburgh and St Andrews. Some of the portraits within the collection are of Hill and Adamson themselves and members of their families. This collection is unfortunately too fragile for users to handle, however the material has been fully digitized and is available to view online both via this catalogue and on Flickr at http://www.flickr.com/photos/gsalib/sets/72157623414969565/

Volume 2 contains 44 images. The images are mainly portraits but also include some scenes of Edinburgh and St Andrews. Some of the portraits within the collection are of Hill and Adamson themselves and members of their families. This collection is unfortunately too fragile for users to handle, however the material has been fully digitized and is available to view online both via this catalogue and on Flickr at http://www.flickr.com/photos/gsalib/sets/72157623414969565/

Volume 4 contains 29 images. The images are mainly portraits but also include some scenes of Edinburgh and St Andrews. Some of the portraits within the collection are of Hill and Adamson themselves and members of their families. This collection is unfortunately too fragile for users to handle, however the material has been fully digitized and is available to view online both via this catalogue and on Flickr at http://www.flickr.com/photos/gsalib/sets/72157623414969565/

7 loose photographs. The images are mainly portraits but also include some scenes of Edinburgh and St Andrews. Some of the portraits within the collection are of Hill and Adamson themselves and members of their families. This collection is unfortunately too fragile for users to handle, however the material has been fully digitized and is available to view online both via this catalogue and on Flickr at http://www.flickr.com/photos/gsalib/sets/72157623414969565/

The prospectuses include lists of governors and staff, a brief history of the School, plans of the School, information on the organisation and administration of the School, the enrolment of students, courses, classes, lectures, fees, examinations, scholarships and bursaries, prizes, School clubs and lists of results, occupations of students and appointments.

The prospectuses frequently outline courses offered by GSA for the year, and so would have likely been published prior to this date so that prospective students could view relevant information and apply for the courses in advance.

The run is incomplete (missing years are: 1894-95, 1895-96, 1896-97, 1897-98, 1898-99, 1899-1900, 1901-02, 1903-04, 1991-1994, 2012-2013). Prospectuses are kept in chronological order, bound in the following volumes: REG/1/1: 1893-1914 REG/1/2: 1914-1934 REG/1/3: 1934-1947 REG/1/4: 1947-1959 REG/1/5: 1959-1965 REG/1/6: 1965-1971

Foundational and Legal documents relating to the Glasgow School of Art and the Board of Governors. Includes: GOV/4/1: Memorandum and Articles of Association, 1892-1975 GOV/4/2: Legal Documentation and Regulations, 1842-2005 GOV/4/3: Haldane Academy Trust, 1866-1935 GOV/4/4: Agreements with the University of Glasgow, 1908-1950 GOV/4/5: Agreements with other institutions and individuals, 1910-1999 GOV/4/6: Structure of the Board of Governors, 1982-1993 See also this blog post written about the Foundational and Legal Documents: http://www.gsaarchives.net/2017/07/cataloguing-gsa-board-governors-earliest-catalogue-books-casts/

Inventories and valuations of school property and insurances. Includes: GOV/7/1: Catalogue of Books, Casts etc, 1849 GOV/7/2: Inventory, Dec 1900 GOV/7/3: Stockbook, 1901-1918 GOV/7/4: Inventory of Furniture and Books, 1941 GOV/7/5: Inventory and Valuation, 1964-1965 GOV/7/6: Inventory and Valuation, 1966 GOV/7/7: Inventory and Valuation Library Vol. 1, 1966-1967 GOV/7/8: Inventory and Valuation Library Vol. 2, 1966-1967 GOV/7/9: Inventory and Valuation, Jan 1967-Feb 1967 GOV/7/10: Inventory and Valuation, Mar 1967 GOV/7/11: Examples of Packaging, c1964-1967 GOV/7/12: Catalogue of Books etc Belonging to the Glasgow Government School of Design, 1844-1846 GOV/7/13: Insurances, 1956-1976 GOV/7/14: Departmental Inventories of Equipment, 1953

Records relating to the properties and premises of the Glasgow School of Art. The majority of these records relate to the construction of the Mackintosh Building: the premises of the Glasgow School of Art on Renfrew Street. The erection of the Mackintosh building is well documented, and the records cover all aspects of the creation of the building from early financial records from 1883 to receipts for fittings in 1912. The records of the Mackintosh Building are divided into ten sub-series (GOV/5/1-GOV/5/9): GOV/5/1: Building Committee Papers, 1896-1910 GOV/5/2: Financial Records, 1883-1912 GOV/5/3: Subscriptions and the Building Fund, 1894-1910 GOV/5/4: The Architectural Competition, 1896-1897 GOV/5/5: Contracts, Agreements and Tenders, 1897-1907 GOV/5/6: Estimates and Specifications, 1897-1912 GOV/5/7: Receipts, 1897-1912 GOV/5/8: Plans and Outsize Material, c1909-1918 GOV/5/9: Miscellaneous, 1897-1914 GOV/5/10: The property records also include those relating to the Glasgow School of Art Extension Scheme between 1926-1934 and these can be found at GOV/5/10. GOV/5/11: The earliest property records for the Glasgow School of Art are those relating to the Ingram Street property, dating from 1845-1869, and can be found at GOV/5/11 as a later addition to the finding aid. GOV/5/12: Copies of Dispositions, 2003

All that remains of MacManus' correspondence is two letters written to him by Charles Heath Wilson in 1846 while the latter was an Inspector at Somerset House, London.

The format and contents of the annual reports change gradually over time. The following types of information are to be found although they are not all recorded in each year's report: lists of office bearers, governors and staff, annual reports of Committee of Management/Board of Governors, reports of Headmaster/Director, various other reports, proceedings at annual meeting, tables of numbers of students attending each class, lists of occupations and ages of students, lists of prizes, programmes of classes and fees, lists of subscriptions, annual accounts. In more recent years the annual reports have mainly included only financial information. The two earliest volumes of the annual reports also include the following items: two copies of a pamphlet entitled "Laws and regulations of Glasgow Government School of Design", c1845; a copy of a document giving a short history of the Glasgow School of Art to be placed in the memorial stone to be laid by Sir Renny Watson on 25 May 1898; and a pamphlet entitled "an address to the council of the Government School of Design on the management of that institution by Henry J Townsend, member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England and master of painting and modelling in the Government School of Design", 1846. Digital PDF copies exist for GOV/1/173 onwards and these can be found on the Glasgow School of Art website and are also stored within Archives and Collections.

Annual Reports are as follows:

GOV/1/1: Laws and Regulations [1845], An address to the Council of the Government School of Design [1846], and annual reports 1848-78

GOV/1/2: 1879-1906

GOV/1/3: 1906-1917

GOV/1/4: 1917-1938

GOV/1/5: 1938-1957 (1943-1944 is missing)

GOV/1/6: 1957-1964

GOV/1/7: 1964-1969

GOV/1/8: 1969-1972

GOV/1/9: 1972-1976

GOV/1/10: 1976-1980

GOV/1/11: 1980-1984

GOV/1/12: 1984-1988

GOV/1/13: 1988-1993 There is also a set of loose reports.

NB reports from 1993 onwards are all loose:

GOV/1/14-36: [1845-1867 wanting]

GOV/1/37: 1868

GOV/1/38-40: [1869-1871 wanting]

GOV/1/41: 1872

GOV/1/42: [1873 wanting]

GOV/1/43: 1874

GOV/1/44: 1875

GOV/1/45: 1876

GOV/1/46: 1877

GOV/1/47: 1878

GOV/1/48: 1879

GOV/1/49: 1880

GOV/1/50: 1881

GOV/1/51: 1882

GOV/1/52: 1883

GOV/1/53: 1884

GOV/1/54: 1885

GOV/1/55: [1886 wanting]

GOV/1/56: 1887

GOV/1/57: 1888

GOV/1/58: 1889

GOV/1/59: [1890 wanting]

GOV/1/60: 1891

GOV/1/61: 1892

GOV/1/62: 1893

GOV/1/63: 1894

GOV/1/64: 1895

GOV/1/65: 1896

GOV/1/66: 1897

GOV/1/67: [1898 wanting]

GOV/1/68: 1899

GOV/1/69: 1900

GOV/1/70: 1901

GOV/1/71: 1902

GOV/1/72: 1903

GOV/1/73: 1903-1904

GOV/1/74: 1904-1905

GOV/1/75: 1905-1906

GOV/1/76: 1906-1907

GOV/1/77: 1907-1908

GOV/1/78: 1908-1909

GOV/1/79: 1909-1910

GOV/1/80: 1910-1911

GOV/1/81: 1911-1912

GOV/1/82: 1912-1913

GOV/1/83: 1913-1914

GOV/1/84: 1914-1915

GOV/1/85: 1915-1916

GOV/1/86: 1916-1917

GOV/1/87: 1917-1918

GOV/1/88: 1918-1919

GOV/1/89: 1919-1920

GOV/1/90: 1920-1921

GOV/1/91: 1921-1922

GOV/1/92: 1922-1923

GOV/1/93: 1923-1924

GOV/1/94: 1924-1925

GOV/1/95: 1925-1926

GOV/1/96: 1926-1927

GOV/1/97: 1927-1928

GOV/1/98: 1928-1929

GOV/1/99: 1929-1930

GOV/1/100: 1930-1931

GOV/1/101: 1931-1932

GOV/1/102: 1932-1933

GOV/1/103: 1933-1934

GOV/1/104: 1934-1935

GOV/1/105: 1935-1936

GOV/1/106: 1936-1937

GOV/1/107: 1937-1938

GOV/1/108-114: [1938-1939 to 1945-1946 wanting]

GOV/1/115: 1946-1947- short report and includes a separate Accounts report

GOV/1/116: 1947-1948- includes separate Accounts reports

GOV/1/117: 1948-1949- includes separate Accounts reports

GOV/1/118: 1949-1950- Accounts reports only

GOV/1/119: 1950-1951- Accounts reports only

GOV/1/120: 1951-1952- includes a separate Accounts report

GOV/1/121: 1952-1953- includes a separate Accounts report

GOV/1/122: 1953-1954- includes a separate Accounts report

GOV/1/123: 1954-1955- includes a separate Accounts report

GOV/1/124: 1955-1956- includes a separate Accounts report

GOV/1/125: 1956-1957

GOV/1/126: 1957-1958

GOV/1/127: 1958-1959

GOV/1/128: 1959-1960

GOV/1/129: 1960-1961

GOV/1/130: 1961-1962

GOV/1/131: 1962-1963

GOV/1/132: 1963-1964

GOV/1/133: 1964-1965

GOV/1/134: 1965-1966

GOV/1/135: 1966-1967

GOV/1/136: 1967-1968

GOV/1/137: 1968-1969

GOV/1/138: 1969-1970

GOV/1/139: 1970-1971

GOV/1/140: 1971-1972

GOV/1/141: 1972-1973

GOV/1/142: 1973-1974

GOV/1/143: 1974-1975

GOV/1/144: 1975-1976

GOV/1/145: 1976-1977

GOV/1/146: 1977-1978

GOV/1/147: 1978-1979

GOV/1/148: 1979-1980

GOV/1/149: 1980-1981

GOV/1/150: 1981-1982

GOV/1/151: 1982-1983

GOV/1/152: 1983-1984

GOV/1/153: 1984-1985

GOV/1/154: 1985-1986

GOV/1/155: 1986-1987

GOV/1/156: 1987-1988

GOV/1/157: 1988-1989

GOV/1/158: 1989-1990

GOV/1/159: 1990-1991

GOV/1/160: 1991-1992

GOV/1/161: 1992-1993

GOV/1/162: 1993-1994

GOV/1/163: 1994-1995

GOV/1/164: 1995-1996

GOV/1/165: 1996-1997

GOV/1/166: 1997-1998

GOV/1/167: 1998-1999

GOV/1/168: 1999-2000

GOV/1/169: 2000-2001

GOV/1/170: 2001-2002

GOV/1/171: 2002-2003

GOV/1/172: 2003-2004

GOV/1/173: 2004-2005 (digital file also exists)

GOV/1/174: 2005-2006 (digital file also exists)

GOV/1/175: 2006-2007 (digital file and paper draft copy)

GOV/1/176: 2007-2008 (digital)

GOV/1/177: 2008-2009 (digital file and paper draft copy)

GOV/1/178: 2009-2010 (digital file also exists)

GOV/1/179: 2010-2011 (digital file and paper draft copy)

GOV/1/180: 2011-2012 (digital file and paper draft copy)

GOV/1/181: 2012-2013 (digital file and paper draft copy)

GOV/1/182: 2013-2014 (digital)

GOV/1/183: 2014-2015 (digital)

GOV/1/184: 2015-2016 (digital)

Only four items of the working papers of Charles Heath Wilson survive.

Copies of out-going letters on all aspects of the administration of the School. The series includes letters from the Director of the School, in particular from Charles Heath Wilson, 1853-1855, as well as from the Secretary and Treasurer.

Correspondence and working papers of the Board of Governors, relating to matters such as the organisation of classes, the Scotch Education Department, and appointments. Mostly this type of business was dealt with by the Glasgow School of Art Secretary however these particular papers have historically been kept within the papers of the Board of Governors and so have been catalogued as such. Includes: GOV/10/1: Committee of Management Correspondence, 1854 GOV/10/2: Francis Newbery Application & Testimonials, 1881-1885 GOV/10/3: Correspondence with Scotch Education Department, 1898 GOV/10/4: Staffing Notes, 1901-1902 GOV/10/5: Presentation of a Quaich to Sir Henry Craik, 1904-1905 GOV/10/6: Appointment of Jean Delville to the Royal Academy of Arts, 12 Dec 1905 GOV/10/7: Harry Bathgate Jnr papers and correspondence, 1910-1911 GOV/10/8: Notes on the Re-organisation of Classes, 1929-1932 GOV/10/9: H.R.H The Prince of Wales, Glasgow School of Art Visitor, 1988-2001 GOV/10/10: Correspondence with Governors about Membership, 1997-2003 GOV/10/11: Honorary Fellowships, 1998-1999 GOV/10/12: Honorary President, 2000-2001 GOV/10/13: Proposed closure of Ceramics Department to Undergraduates, 2008

Minutes of the Committee of Management, 1854-1892, and of the Board of Governors, 1892-2002. The minute books also contain minutes and some correspondence of a large number of committees of the Board of Governors including: the Chairman’s Committee; Finance Committee; Staff and School Committee (Human Resources Committee); Estates Committee; Audit Committee; Business Committee and a number of sub committees that change from year to year. Appendices: The minute books also contain appendices or supporting documents and papers including correspondence, reports, financial statements and press clippings. Until 1995 appendices tend to be stored pasted or interleaved within the minutes however from 1995-2002 surviving appendices have been collected and stored in a separate folder(s), labelled accordingly.

From 2003 onwards Board of Governors meeting papers, or appendices, are stored within the minute books. Minutes of Board of Governors meetings from 2003 onwards will be found amongst the papers of the next Board meeting, during which they were approved e.g. Minutes for the Board meeting of 03 Dec 2002 and found within the papers for the meeting of 06 Feb 2003.

Annual Reports and Accounts, Strategic plans, Press Clippings, and Annual Reports to Senate have been removed from the meeting papers of 2003-2014. Annual Reports and Accounts can be found at GSAA/GOV/1; Strategic plans at GSAA/GOV/8/1; Press Clippings at GSAA/NEW; and Annual Reports to Senate at GSAA/AC.

Format: From 1845-March 1909 minutes are handwritten in bound volumes. From May 1909-Jun 1955 minutes are typed in bound volumes (with the exception of GOV/2/16 which is loose). Thereafter minutes are typed and loose in folders.

The minutes up to 2002 have separate index books, and many are indexed by committee and/or subjects. From Oct 2014 Board of Governors minutes and papers are stored digitally as PDF files.

Data protection and sensitivity: Minutes over 30 years old are available for public consultation. Permission from the Board of Governors is needed for access to those which are less than 30 years old. However, minutes from 2012 onwards are published online at: http://www.gsa.ac.uk/about-gsa/key-information/governance/board-agendas,-papers-and-minutes/ please note, these may be redacted. Records containing sensitive information about individuals have been collected into separate folders that will be closed for 75 years, in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998.

Volumes are as follows:

GOV/2/1: Apr 1854-Mar 1882

GOV/2/2: Apr 1882-Mar 1890

GOV/2/3: Apr 1890-Mar 1895

GOV/2/4: Mar 1895-Jun 1901

GOV/2/5: Aug 1901-Jun 1907

GOV/2/6: Sep 1907-Mar 1909

GOV/2/7: May 1909-Jun 1911

GOV/2/8: Aug 1911-Mar 1913

GOV/2/9: Mar 1913-Jun 1914

GOV/2/10: Jun 1914-Jul 1916

GOV/2/11: Oct 1916-Jun 1920

GOV/2/12: Jul 1920-Dec 1924

GOV/2/13: Jan 1925-Dec 1927

GOV/2/14: Jan 1928-Dec 1929

GOV/2/15: Jan 1930-Aug 1931

GOV/2/16: Oct 1931-May 1934

GOV/2/17: Oct 1934-Jun 1937

GOV/2/18: Aug 1937-Jul 1945

GOV/2/19: Sep 1945-Jul 1949

GOV/2/20: Aug 1949-Jul 1952

GOV/2/21: Sep 1952-Jun 1955

GOV/2/22: Sep 1955-Jun 1956

GOV/2/23: Jun 1956-Jan 1958

GOV/2/24: Feb 1958-May 1959

GOV/2/25: Aug 1959-Jan 1962

GOV/2/26: Feb 1962-Dec 1963

GOV/2/27: Jan 1964-Jun 1966

GOV/2/28: Sep 1966-Jul 1968

GOV/2/29: Oct 1968-Nov 1969

GOV/2/30: Jan 1970-Dec 1970

GOV/2/31: Dec 1970- Dec 1971

GOV/2/32: 1972

GOV/2/33: 1973

GOV/2/34: 1974

GOV/2/35: 1975

GOV/2/36: 1976

GOV/2/37: 1977

GOV/2/38: 1978

GOV/2/39: 1979

GOV/2/40: 1980

GOV/2/41: 1981

GOV/2/42: 1982

GOV/2/43: 1983

GOV/2/44: 1984

GOV/2/45: 1985

GOV/2/46: 1986

GOV/2/47: 1987

GOV/2/48: 1988

GOV/2/49: 1989

GOV/2/50: 1990

GOV/2/51: 1991

GOV/2/52: 1992

GOV/2/53: 1993

GOV/2/54: 1994

GOV/2/55: 1995

GOV/2/56: 1996

GOV/2/57: 1997

GOV/2/58: 1998

GOV/2/59: 1999

GOV/2/60: 2000

GOV/2/61: 2001

GOV/2/62: 2002

GOV/2/63: 2003

GOV/2/64: 2004

GOV/2/65: 2005

GOV/2/66: 2006

GOV/2/67: 2007

GOV/2/68: 2008

GOV/2/69: 2009

GOV/2/70: 2010

GOV/2/71: 2011

GOV/2/72: 2012

GOV/2/73: 2013

GOV/2/74: 2014 (Feb-Jun are paper records, Oct-Dec are digital files)

GOV/2/75: 2015 (digital)

GOV/2/76: 2016 (digital)

GOV/2/77: 2017 (digital)

The cuttings include bound and loose cuttings relating to the School, 1864 to date; cuttings relating to staff and pupils, 1968 to date; collected biographies, 1974 to date; cuttings relating to artistic groups and events in Glasgow, 1968 to date.

Collection of family papers and photographs which includes family photos, financial papers, a calendar and a picture postcard collection.

8 prints from book by Moyr Smith.

Includes cash books for the dates 1870-1918, 1930-1932 and 1953-1993.

Letter to Greenlees from James MacClure & Son.

This series of photographs holds images directly related to The Glasgow School of Art. These images include photographs of staff and students at work, fashion shows, student activities and Glasgow School of Art official functions.

Includes catalogues, lists of items and book accessions, mainly from around the first half of the 20th century.

Includes:

• correspondence sent by Thomas Simmonds, July - December 1885
• correspondence received by Thomas Simmonds July - December 1885
• correspondence from Glasgow School of Art to the Derby School of Art, September - October 1885
• correspondence from the Derby School of Art to Glasgow School of Art, October 1885
• Mr. Simmonds' cash book, 1881-1885.

All the correspondence listed here occurred after Simmonds left the Glasgow School of Art. The major correspondent is the School Secretary, Edward Catterns, and all the letters from him to Simmonds are the draft or copy letters kept by the school office. Other correspondence includes the letters between Catterns and the Derby School of Art regarding the situation with Simmonds.

The registers comprise lists of all students registering for attendance at Glasgow School of Art. Details recorded include registered number, name, age, month and year of admission to the School, address, trade or occupation of father. From 1892 the month of admission is omitted and from 1902 the date of admission is not given at all. From 1910 the student's date of birth is given instead of age, and the student's occupation is given instead of the father's. From 1974 the type of qualification studied for may be given, for example certificate, diploma or degree. From 1976 these registers are typed.

Bound registers include information as follows:

REG/2/1: 1881-1892

REG/2/2: 1892-1903

REG/2/3: 1903-1919

REG/2/4: 1919-1933

REG/2/5: 1933-1949

REG/2/6: 1949-1959

REG/2/7: 1959-1980

REG/2/8:1980-1987

Educational certificates of Robert C. Lockhart and sons.

Papers relating to Bursaries, Grants and Prize Funds. Includes: GOV/11/1: Glasgow Educational Endowments Board and Hutchesons' Hospital and Educational Trust papers, 1883-1903 GOV/11/2: The Hart Trust papers, 1884-1908 GOV/11/3: National Competition of Schools of Science and Art and Art Classes, 1891-1898 GOV/11/4: Bellahouston Bequest Fund papers, 1892-1901 GOV/11/5: Lamont Scholarship, c1900 GOV/11/6: Andrew Carnegie Funds Correspondence, 1901-1905 GOV/11/7: International Exhibition Surplus Fund Application, 1902 GOV/11/8: Corporation Representatives on Outside Bodies papers, 1904-1906 GOV/11/9: Muirhead Bequest papers, 1905 GOV/11/10: Bequest of Mr McCaig of Oban, 1906 GOV/11/11: Prize Fund and Bequest Financial Information, 1979-1994 GOV/11/12: Hospitalfield Scholars, 1993 Business to do with bursaries, grants and prize funds was mainly dealt with by the Glasgow School of Art Secretary however these particular papers have historically been kept within the papers of the Board of Governors and so have been catalogued as such.

First volume includes cash book, 1889-1893.

A variety of ephemera primarily dating to the days of Archibald Haswell Miller as a student at The Glasgow School of Art.

Includes:

• general correspondence, 1905-1909, 1911-1914 and 1916
• correspondence between Newbery and school staff, 1909-1916
• correspondence on Morley Fletcher, Principal of ECA, September 1912
• correspondence with visiting lecturers, March-May 1914.
• later acquisitions of material relating to Newbery, including some working papers and correspondence from his time as Director in addition to papers dating to after his retirement, family records and photographs, and written materials regarding Newbery.

The printed ephemera collection includes posters, catalogues, programmes and tickets for Glasgow School of Art exhibitions, pageants and theatrical events, as well as other miscellaneous items such as Christmas cards, dating from 1890 to the present.

Includes a Haldane medal awarded to Hugh Biggar.

Includes:

• graphic designs
• watercolours
• architectural drawings
• sketches.

Photographic portraits of Mackintosh and associated individuals.

This collection includes works by a number of artists, designers and architects associated with Charles Rennie Mackintosh, including his wife Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh, his sister-in-law Frances Macdonald MacNair and his sister-in-law's husband Herbert MacNair. These works include textiles, designs, and four volumes of a Glasgow School of Art student publication called The Magazine, as well as several individual watercolours now separated from the publication. The collection also includes a number of models for proposed architectural schemes by Mackintosh.

Watercolour sketches and bookplate relating to Violet McGlashan.

Details recorded include registered number, name, age, date of birth, details of entering and leaving school, address, occupation of student or student's father, signature of student, classes registered for, teacher, local authority. The registers are divided into academic years. Within each year, students are arranged chronologically by their student number. Registers are bound as follows:

REG/3/1: 1888-1892

REG/3/2: 1892-1895

REG/3/3: 1895-1899

REG/3/4: 1899-1900

REG/3/5: 1900-1901

REG/3/6: 1901-1910

REG/3/7: 1910-1919

REG/3/8: 1919-1928

REG/3/9: 1928-1936

Includes:

• chairs
• tables
• benches
• ettles
• periodical and writing desks
• smokers' cabinets
• beds
• mirrors
• washstands
• bookcases
• cabinets
• linen presses
• dressers
• fenders
• hat, coat and umbrella stands
• a baptismal font, letter racks
• light-fittings
• clocks.

Various reports relating to the Glasgow School of Art departments, schools and courses. (Excluding the published Annual Reports and Accounts that are listed at GOV/1). Includes: GOV/9/1: Reports of Deputations appointed to visit other art and craft institutions, 1893-1906 GOV/9/2: Interviews with Department, 1901-1923 GOV/9/3: Audit Reports, 1996-1998

A collection of photographs of the Mackintosh Building, including: aerial photographs and site plans; photographs of the exterior of the building; photographs of the interior of the building including the entrance, corridors, studios, offices and other rooms; photographs of furniture; photographs of scale drawings of furniture; photographs of metalwork and other details.

Drawings related to the project.

Sketches, correspondence, newscuttings and photographs relating to William Anderson.

The book contains orders for work and materials. Details recorded include date, order number, note of work/materials ordered, by whom ordered, cost.