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Inventory Acc.11628 2Nd Baron Tweedsmuir Papers Inventory Acc.11628 2nd Baron Tweedsmuir Papers National Library of Scotland Manuscripts Division George IV Bridge Edinburgh EH1 1EW Tel: 0131-466 2812 Fax: 0131-466 2811 E-mail: [email protected] © Trustees of the National Library of Scotland JB = John Buchan, 1st Lord Tweedsmuir JNSB = John 2nd Lord Tweedsmuir SB = Susan, JB’s wife PB = Priscilla, JNSB’s wife. 1. Letter concern schooling and early life of JNSB to 1933. 2. Miscellaneous letters, 1923-40, to JB, JNSB or SB. 3. Letters to JNSB from: J Cunliffe-Lister, 1932; Felix, Archduke of Austria, 1939- 40 (2); Marion Trange [1939]; Martin Dunbar-Naismith, 1940; High Commissioner of Canada, 1940; and Princess Alice, 1948. 4. Correspondence and papers concerning Elsfield Manor, Oxfordshire, 1932-94. An engineer’s map of Elsfield House, Oxfordshire and environs, n.d. 5. Invitation cards (2) to the coming of age party for JNSB, November 1932. 6. Letters and papers of JNSB in or from Canada, 1924, 1934-42, including 7 letters from his father. 7. Family correspondence of JNSB (55 approx), 1934-76, mostly from his mother. 8. Letters (9), 1934-5, of JNSB, mostly during service as an Assistant District Officer in Uganada, to his parents and sister, Alice Fairfax-Lucy. 9. Photographs (4), from 1937-9 and mostly Canadian, featuring Alastair and Alice Buchan [Lady Fairfax-Lucy]. 10. Letter (3) of JNSB, in Ottawa and Winnipeg, 1937-8, to Alice Fairfax-Lucy. 11. Letters (2) of his Aunt Anna Buchan [‘O Douglas] to JNSB, 1942; (3) letters from his sister, Alice Fairfax-Lucy, n.d.; and one from his brother William (3rd Baron), 1938. Telegram to JNSB from his aunt Marnie, 1938. 12. Letters of condolence mostly addressed to JNSB after the death of his father, 1940; with some papers concerning the transport of JB’s ashes from Canada to Britain, memorial services and other tributes. 13. Curricula vitae and related biographical material and photographs, 1940 et seq. 14. Wedding, 1948: list of congratulations received. 15. Some Buchan family correspondence, 1950s-1994. 16. Coronation of the Queen, 1953: invitation and related documents. Table plan of Dinner for Coronation of George VI. 17a. Family history of Thomson family. 17b. Thomson family (Lady Priscilla’s ancestors) history and papers. 17c. Thomson and Unwin family papers and photographs and correspondence by Lord Tweedsmuir for booklet. 17d. Family correspondence, 1951-80. 17e. Personal correspondence, 1940s-1980s, including lease of Braemar Castle and work done at Potterton Hall, 1978. 17f. Lady Tweedsmuir officiating at Neidpath Beltane Crowning: papers and correspondence, 1958. 17g. Family financial papers, 1960s-80s. 17h. Family mementos. 18. Two cuttings from Canadian publications 1967, 1985, relating to JNSB and his father. 19. Family correspondence, 1970s. 20. Two family letters to JNSB, ?1939, 1972. 21. A file of letters of condolence to JNSB on the death of his mother, 1977. 22. Memorial services for Lady Tweedsmuir, London and Aberdeen, 1978. 22b. Letters of Priscilla, Lady Tweedsmuir to family members, 1954- . Further letters of Priscilla. 23. Repiles etc to invitations to 50th Anniversary of the Tweedsmuir peerage, 1985. 24. An envelope of early photographs of JNSB and other members of his family. 25. Envelope of JNSB photographs, various dates. 26. Envelope of JNSB photographs relating to Canada. 27. A file of negatives. 28. Nine larger photographs, c1930 to c1973. 29. Original chalk drawing, n.d. of JNSB as a young man. 30. Blue quarto photograph album illustrating various overseas business and other visits by JNSB and Priscilla, Lady Tweedsmuir, mostly 1950s to 1970s. 31. Blue quarto photograph album, as above. 32. Blue quarto photograph album, as above. 33. Red ring binder with pre-war photographs of JNSB, or illustrating his hawking and ornithological interests. 34. JNSB address book, n.d. 35. General correspondence and papers, 1929-59. 36. Press cutting book, February 1946 - April 1952. 37. Press cutting book, June 1952 - November 1955. 38. Press cutting book, December 1955 - July 1958. 39. General correspondence and papers, 1947-48. 40. Tweedsmuir Provincial Park, British Columbia, letters, printed material and photographs, 1953-93. 41. Miscellaneous correspondence, passports, personal papers, etc, 1947-93. 42. Correspondence (35 letters approx) with Robert, 5th Marquess of Salisbury, 1947- 71. 43. General correspondence and papers, 1947-92. 44. Correspondence, 1952-90, with Farley Mowat, author and ecologist and veteran of the H & P E Regiment. 45. A file of correspondence with members of the Royal Family or officials of their households on their behalf, 1955-85. 46. General correspondence and papers, 1960-79. 47. General correspondence, papers and press cuttings, 1963-80. 48. Letters of condolence on death of Priscilla, Lady Tweedsmuir, 1978. 49. Letters of condolence on death of Priscilla, Lady Tweedsmuir, 1978, obituary and memorial service. 50. Business and general correspondence, 1976-80. 51. General correspondence and papers, 1980-95. 52. Indexed notebook containing Christmas card lists, 1969. 53. Red ring binder containing photographs featuring JNSB’s public and business activities. 54. Business papers, Dalgety (1 of 2 files), 1948-78. 55. Business papers, Dalgety (2 of 2 files), 1948-78. 56. County Fire Office Ltd papers, 1954-65. 57. Bovril Ltd, mostly visit to Argentina, 1959. 58a. BOAC visit to S America, 1957-9. 58b. BOAC papers, 1962-64. 58c. BOAC related press cuttings, 1963. 58d. BOAC New York visit, 1957. 58e. BOAC papers, 1958-61. 58f. BOAC Concorde papers. 58g. BOAC papers, 1955-57. 58h. BOAC Canadian papers. 59. Business and official overseas visits: East Africa, 1950. 60. Overseas visit to Malaya, 1952. 61. Overseas visit to Vancouver, 1956. 62. Overseas visit to East Africa, 1957-58. 63. Overseas visit to Kuwait, 1958. 64. Overseas visit to Iran (Persia), 1958-9. 65. Overseas visit to Nigeria and Cameroon, 1966. 66. Overseas visit to South Africa, 1957. 67. Wood, Pritchett & Partners Ltd, correspondence, 1956-63. 68. Estates & Agency Holdings Ltd, correspondence, 1962-70. 69a. Typescript of a company history of Dalgety Ltd by Goronwy Rees, with some correspondence with the author. 69b. Business correspondence, 1975-76. 70. Business correspondence, 1967-80. 71. Business correspondence, 1967-76. 72. Business correspondence: Baryltes (1976) and London Chamber of Commerce- UK-Canada, 1967-70. 73. County Fire Office Ltd and Sun Alliance: papers, 1958-77. 74. Ditchley Foundation: letter, 1979, and two papers, 1992-1995. 75. Council on Tribunals: letters and papers connected with JNSB’s chairmanship, 1971-83. 76. Advertising Standards Authority: 3 letters and press cutting, 1977-83. 77. Canadian photograph album of JNSB mostly concerning his period in the Hudson Bay Company’s service at Cape Dorset, Baffin Island, 1938-9. 78. Journal notes of JNSB from RMS Nascopia. 79. Six photographs from JNSB’s Hudson Bay Co period, 1937-9 plus other miscellaneous ones. 80. Lists of Inuit words with their English equivalents compiled by JNSB on Baffin Island, c1939; poster for Peter Pitseolak exhibition at the National Museum of Man, 1 September 1980. Peter Pitseolak, Inuit photographer: correspondence re: exhibition, etc, 1978-80. 80b. Correspondence from or about Peter Pitseolak, Inuit photographer: re: exhibition etc, 1978-80 and other correspondence on Inuit artists. 81. File of letters, papers, and photographs relating to the Inuit people of Baffin Island, 1939-85: includes single letters of A L Fleming, Bishop of the Arctic, and of Leo Amery, and a copy of JNSB’s lecture to the Royal Society of Arts, 1964, on ‘The Eskimos of Canada’ with some associated correspondence. 82a. General Canadian correspondence, 1937-83: many letters refer to the Arctic area. 82b. Press cuttings, 1940s-80s, various topics but mostly Canadian. 83. Correspondence, 1938-45, relating to Baffin Island or to the Inuit People. 84. Correspondence, 1950-94, relating to Baffin Island or to the Inuit People. 85. Correspondence, 1939-87, with Chesley Russell, JNSB’s colleague at Cape Dorset in 1938-9. 86. File of original Baffin Island photographs, 1938-9. 87. File of original Baffin Island photographs, 1938-9. 88a. File of photographs, some in colour, 1953-4, n.d., of later visits to Canadian North and to Canada in general. 88b. File of papers concerning British Columbia including 1958 hunting trip in northern BCs journal and other correspondence relating to that area. 89. A file of issues (6) of Beautiful British Columbia, 1991-96. Canadian Geographic Magazine, January 1940. North Magazine, 1 issue. 90. General Canadian correspondence, 1936-78 and book of eye witness accounts of Peace River District, 1959. 91. Peace River Power Project, in BC, Canada, correspondence and papers, 1963-65. 92. Peace River Power Project, 1961-62. 93. Peace River Power Project, 1959. 94. Peace River Power Project, 1960-61. 95. Letters from: FM Viscount Alanbrooke (2), FM Earl Alexander of Tunis (2), mostly relating to Peace River Power Co Ltd, 1958-9. 96. General Canadian correspondence, 1939-94. 97. General correspondence from Canadian friends or relating to Canada, 1945-95. 98. Correspondence and papers from or concerning Canada, 1948-95 inc Honorary Degree from Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, 1955. 99. Canada: general correspondence and business papers, including his journal during his Hudson’s Bay Co period, 1945-60. 100a. Canada - general correspondence and business papers, including some on expeditions to the Canadian North, 1950-67. 100b. Simcoe Memorial Foundation papers, Canada, 1967-69. 101. Correspondence and other business papers: Scottish Canadian Highland Development & Exploration Ltd (mineral prospecting in Scottish Highlands), 1962-78, with maps and press cuttings. Copy plan of Loch Sunart and Address by General Wade, 1733, on mining in area. 102. General correspondence and maps of Scottish Canadian Highland Development & Exploration Ltd, 1962-78. 103. Business papers of Cementation, 1966-67. 104. Science Research Associates, papers and reports, 1966-82. 105.
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