Urban and Transport History from Legal Records: An example from Glasgow solicitors' papers

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Offprint from The Journal of Transport History, Vol VI, No 4, November 1964.

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Papers of John Reginald Kellett, fl 1952-1990s, lecturer of Economic History, University of Glasgow, ScotlandUGC 041

Works written by Dr John Reginald KellettUGC 041/1

Some late seventeenth-century schemes for improvement of the Corporation of London's revenuesUGC 041/1/1

Property speculators and the building of Glasgow, 1783-1830UGC 041/1/2

Report on Research carried out August/September 1962 at the House of Lords' Records Office and the British Transport CommissionUGC 041/1/3

The financial crisis of the Corporation of London and the Orphans' Act, 1693UGC 041/1/4

Urban and Transport History from Legal Records: An example from Glasgow solicitors' papersUGC 041/1/5

Glasgow's Railways, 1830-80: a study in 'Natural Growth', with summary of the articleUGC 041/1/6

The private investments of Glasgow's Lord ProvostsUGC 041/1/7

The impact of railways on Victorian citiesUGC 041/1/8

Papers used by Dr Kellett in the course of his researchUGC 041/2

Personal Papers of Dr John Reginald KellettUGC 041/3