Includes:

Map of Glasgow (Museum Site) by Ordnance Survey: Scale: 1:2500 or 25 344 Inches to 2 Mile; Plan NS 5767 (2 maps existing)

Souvenir Programme of Opening Museum of Transport, Glasgow in 1964

Press release

1904 Shand-Mason Horse-Drawn fire Engine:

Correspondence

Highlander Railway 4-6-0 Locomotive No. 103:

Correspondence regarding above locomotive

Old North of Scotland Railway 4-4-0 Locomotive No. 49 'Gordon Highlander':

Correspondence concerning preservation of above locomotive (Includes copy of technical drawing of the locomotive)

North British Railway 4-4-0 Locomotive No. 256 'Glen Douglas':

Correspondence regarding restoration of above locomotive and other Scottish locomotives

Caledonian Railway Locomotive No. 123:

Correspondence concerns restoration and exhibition of above locomotive (includes press release, exhibition poster etc.)

Glasgow and South Western Locomotives:

Correspondence concerns preservation of last remaining Glasgow and South Western Locomotive

Relics transferred to Glasgow Museum:

Correspondence between J.H. Scholes-Mr. A.S.E. Browning

Surplus Horse Drawn Vehicles, Scottish Region:

Correspondence between J.H. Scholes- Mr. T.H. Hollingworth mainly:

Surplus horse drawn lorries (Includes information on the vehicles and a list of sent items)

Correspondence between J.H. Scholes-Mr. N. Sinclair, Mr. J. Gray, Mr. N. Forrest:

Proposed Transport Museum in Scotland