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CROWE - Catherine Crowe Collection

BIO - Research notes

F191872 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe's family background

F191873 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe's family background

F191874 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe

F191875 - Research notes: Borough Green Farm

F191876 - Research notes: Lieutenant Colonel John Crowe.

F191877 - Research notes: Lieutenant Colonel John Crowe

F191878 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe's family background

F191879 - Research notes: mesmerism and clairvoyance

F191880 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe's association with characters of her day

F191881 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe's association with characters of her day

F191882 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe's letters and of those written to and about her collected by Geoffrey Larken

F191883 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe's association with the Loudon family

F191884 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe's association with Samuel Brown

F191885 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe's association with Harriet Martineau, Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe, Robert Chambers, Samuel Rogers, the Nash family and others among Edinburgh society.

F191886 - Research notes: copied articles on spiritualism including 'Mesmerism, hypnotism, Christian science and mind healing' by George Wyld, extracts from Howitt's 'History of the supernatural' and extracts from 'The Spiritual Magazine'.

F191887 - Research notes: spiritualism

F191888 - Research notes: the supernatural

F191889 - Research notes: correspondence written by Catherine Crowe, to her and relating to her

F191890 - Research notes: Mrs Crowe's association with the theatre

F191891 - Research notes: two files containing copies of articles written by Geoffrey Larken relating to Catherine Crowe

F191892 - Research notes: details of Mrs Crowe's published work

F191893 - Research notes: reproductions of contemporary articles relating to Mrs Crowe and her associates

F191894 - Research notes: one file containing notes made by Geoffrey Larken relating to smuggling in Kent

F191895 - Research notes: six volumes of copies of articles and stories written by Catherine Crowe between 1841 and 1851

F191896 - Research notes: one volume of copies of articles written by Catherine Crowe between 1841 and 1863

F191897 - 1 volume of articles written by Catherine Crowe. These include 'The two beggar boys', 'Esther Hammond's wedding day', 'The story of Martha Guinnis and her son', 'The Bearstreak, a gastronomic adventure', 'The lost diamonds', 'A night in a German wood' and

F191898 - 1 file containing miscellaneous details relating to Mrs Crowe. Includes details of Mrs Crowe's association with Harriet Martineau, John Whitelocke, John James Drysdale and others among Edinburgh society arranged alphabetically. Also notes by Larken on som

F191899 - Bound up Xerox copy of 'Spiritualism and the Age we live in' originally published by T. C. Newby.

F191900 - Bound up copies of 'Krasinski' and other stories originally published in Chambers's Edinburgh Journal with introduction by Geoffrey Larken.

F191901 - Xerox copy of 'Ghosts and family legends, a volume for Christmas'

BOOK - Research notes and written works

PIC - Pictures and photograph albums

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