William Henry Playfair’s Architectural Plans of RCSEd, Nicolson Street

Tags: Architecture, Edinburgh, RCSEd Institutional Archive, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Surgeons' Hall Museums

William Henry Playfair’s Architectural Plans of RCSEd, Nicolson Street

As part of a Wellcome Trust project, we recently digitised thousands of our early manuscripts which we have been uploading to view through our online catalogue. While the majority of these manuscripts span the 16th-18th centuries, we have also digitised our 1830s architectural plans of the current RCSEd building on Nicolson Street.…

Preserving and modelling the body: technique in anatomical practice and visual arts at the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, 1700-1850

Tags: Anatomists, Artists, Edinburgh, RCSEd Institutional Archive, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Surgeons, Surgeons' Hall Museums

Preserving and modelling the body: technique in anatomical practice and visual arts at the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, 1700-1850

Our guest blog post is from Marieke Hendriksen, a postdoctoral researcher at Utrecht University. Marieke will be joining us in October here at the RCSEd Library and Archive on a Wellcome Trust Research Bursary.…

The Triple Qualification Schedule of Elsie Inglis

Tags: Elsie Inglis, First World War, RCSEd Institutional Archive, Scottish Women's Hospitals, Sophia Jex-Blake, TQ, Women in Medicine

The Triple Qualification Schedule of Elsie Inglis

To coincide with a talk by Iain Macintyre on 5th August at Edinburgh’s Central Library on surgical pioneer Elsie Inglis (as part of the public engagement programme on women and warfare run by our colleagues at the Museum) this week’s Archive blog offers a snapshot into Inglis’ path to medical and surgical qualification through the Scottish Triple Qualification (TQ).…