Piping

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Includes mainly correspondence, including letters from Major Graham B Murray of the Queen's Own Highlanders concerning Scottish battles and military pipe music; business correspondence concerning research publications; letters from the magazine The Kist; letter from Dr Roderick S Ross (1921-2016) with photograph of Roderick playing bagpipes in Burma 1941; press cuttings and information regarding his colour television.

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See GB 248 DC/6/8 for Alec Haddow's wider piping research and Piobaireachd society papers.

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Papers of Alexander John Haddow, 1912-1978, epidemiologist, Professor of Administrative Medicine, University of Glasgow, Scotland, 1971-1978DC 068

Biographical PapersDC 068/1

Research PapersDC 068/2

PublicationsDC 068/3

East African Research Institute Annual ReportsDC 068/4

PhotographsDC 068/5

Subject filesDC 068/6

Argyll fileDC 068/6/1

Burkitt LymphomaDC 068/6/2

Cairn on the Kellis Peninsula North Knapdale, ArgyllDC 068/6/3

Centenary of Medical Entomology CongressDC 068/6/4

Highlanders and TartansDC 068/6/5

Homicide in ScotlandDC 068/6/6

Hunterian Museum and University of Glasgow donationsDC 068/6/7

Manson LectureDC 068/6/8

PipingDC 068/6/9

Royal Entomological Society and Ministry of Agriculture and FisheriesDC 068/6/10

Symposium on Health and Medicine in Africa during the colonial periodDC 068/6/11

Temple Wood CistDC 068/6/12

Haddow correspondenceDC 068/7

Piping ResearchDC 068/8

Sir Kenneth Calman donation of Alec Haddow itemsDC 068/9