Ledgers 1914-1951: cash books 1937-1954: balance sheets and accounts 1931-1968: jute purchases records 1882-1928, 1967-1977; time and wages records 1880-1952: order books 1861-1942: records of subsidiaries, 1917-1986; miscellaneous records mainly relating to charities, c1964-1968
Papers relating to the Royal Commission on University Education in Dundee. 1951-1954; Papers relating to the University of St. Andrews Bill. 1953; Miscellanea. c. 1954-1967
Sir Arthur Tedder, First Baron Tedder and Professor John Tedder, Second Baron Tedder
Correspondence and papers concerning one-year scholarships offered to students from Dundee's twin cities of Wurzburg, Orleans (no scholarship), Nablus, and Zadar (no scholarship) during the Octocentenary year of 1991-92 (two held over to 1992-93). M.P. Masterson, Co-ordinator.
University of Dundee undergraduate History dissertations produced as part of MA degree. Also includes some History masters degree dissertations and PhD theses. RU 289/1100-Ru 289/1262 exist only in electronic format.
File of e-mail correspondence relating to the original University College, Dundee War Memorial. Contains background information on its history, its possible fate after its removal and attempts to locate it. 2009-2010.
DVD of films of family of Alexander Reid Moodie MA, FRCS, who resided at 166 Nethergate and was a lecturer in ophthalmic surgery. DVD made by his daughter
Millpark Ltd. Correspondence, minutes, papers; relating to purchase of properties and meetings of Directors (initially Lewis F.Robertson; T.D. Duncan; A.A. Matheson, and Professor A.J. McDonald [who had already purchased some properties, mainly in the Hawkhill, at quite ludicrous prices]), during period of expansion. Shareholders included Brown & Tawse, Gray the Builders, and the late Sir George Cunningham. Problems included the unwillingness of tenants whose properties were purcased to move into council houses, necessitating purchase of flats for them; need to get district valuer to confirm value of properties; haggling over prices; requirement that the UGC would only put up money for company's purchases if there was development within 5 (later 10 years).