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Edgar Morton ArchiveEMP

Personal and Biographical PapersEMP/1

Notes and DraftsEMP/2

University Lecture NotesEMP/2/A

Notes for Text BookEMP/2/B

Notes for D.Sc. ThesisEMP/2/C

British Waterworks Association LecturesEMP/2/D

Other Lectures, Talks and ArticlesEMP/2/E

'An Interpretation of Scenery', paper for The Geological Association, January 1925EMP/2/E/1

'A further conquest of Mam Tor', submitted to Sheffield Daily TelegraphEMP/2/E/1A

'Some Applications of Geology'. Set of three lectures by Morton at the Manchester Museum, October-November 1926EMP/2/E/2

'Microscopic determination of the strength and durability of building stones', lecture to Oxford meeting of the British Association, 1926EMP/2/E/3

'The Shivering Road', Morris Owner magazineEMP/2/E/4

'Factors Governing the Strength and Durability of Building Stones', lecture to Manchester Society of ArchitectsEMP/2/E/5

'Decay of sandstones as revealed by the microscope', lecture to the Manchester Microscopical Society, 2 February 1928EMP/2/E/6

Papers for Institute of QuarryingEMP/2/E/7

'Silicosis: The Geological Aspect', booklet published by The Policy-Holder, 1931EMP/2/E/8

'Stone preservatives', Architectural Design and Construction, 1931EMP/2/E/9

'Silicosis', Crushing and Grinding, 1931EMP/2/E/10

'Algernon Curtis'EMP/2/E/11

Series of articles on building stone for The Quarry Managers' JournalEMP/2/E/12

'The geology of the Goyt Valley', lecture to the Institution of Water Engineers, DecemberEMP/2/E/13

'Some geological factors affecting clayworks', Ceramic Society Building Materials Section autumn meeting, Exeter, 13-14 September 1933EMP/2/E/14

'The evolution of various types of crushers for stone and ore, and the characteristics of rocks as affecting abrasion in crushing machinery', lecture to the Institution of Civil Engineers, 20 November 1934EMP/2/E/15

'Engineering Geology', lecture to Liverpool Engineering Society, 26 February 1936EMP/2/E/16

'A brief review of hydro-electric problems affecting modern waterworks practice'EMP/2/E/17

Lectures to the Central Association of the Lime and Limestone Industry of Great BritainEMP/2/E/18

Article, 'British stone for building, engineering and monumental masonry'EMP/2/E/19

Illustrations for 'British stone for building, engineering and monumental masonry'EMP/2/E/20

'The geological basis of planning', lecture to the Town Planning Institute, Essex Hall, London, 16 December 1943EMP/2/E/21

Article, 'Water divining - the case against'EMP/2/E/22

Background material on water diviningEMP/2/E/23

BBC Radio broadcastsEMP/2/E/24

Lectures to local associations of the Institution of Civil EngineersEMP/2/E/25

Lectures to the National Association of Clayworks Managers (NACM)EMP/2/E/26

Articles for The Water Engineer's Handbook & DirectoryEMP/2/E/27

Miscellaneous shorter drafts re water supplyEMP/2/E/28

'Geological factors affecting the construction of large impounding dams'EMP/2/E/29

'The Lake District in Three Days'EMP/2/E/30

'Landslides'EMP/2/E/31

Miscellaneous draftsEMP/2/E/32

Brief correspondence re lecturesEMP/2/E/33

Editorial correspondenceEMP/2/E/34

Typescript and manuscript lists of lantern slidesEMP/2/E/35

OffprintsEMP/2/F

PhotographsEMP/2/G

ConsultanciesEMP/3

Research Interests and Minor ConsultanciesEMP/4