The Old Edinburgh Club was founded in 1908 with the aim of recording the vanishing evidence of Edinburgh's history, its buildings and its past inhabitants, from prehistoric times onwards. The Club's original focus was the Old Town, where so much destruction had been wrought during the 50 years since the Improvement Act of 1867, but it was soon recognised that other areas of the city also deserved historical consideration.

First Report of the Old Edinburgh Club
Volume 1
Provisional List of Old Houses remaining in High Street and Connongate of Edinburgh with Map by Bruce J. Home.
The Embalming of Montrose by John Cameron Robbie
The Pantheon: An old Edinburgh Debating Society by John A. Fairley
Sculptured Stones of Old Edinburgh: The Dean Group with Illustrations by John Geddie
The Buildings at the East End of Princess Street and Corner of the North Bridge: A Chapter in the Early History of the New Town of Edinburgh by William Cowan
Volume 2
Edinburgh at the time of the Occupation of Prince Charles By Walter Biggar Blaikie
With illustrations.
The Flodden Wall of Edinburgh By W. Mom Bryce With illustrations and a plan.
The Covenanters Prison in the Inner Greyfriars yard, Edinburgh By W. Moir Bryce With illustrations.
The Cannon-Ball House By Bruce J. Home With illustrations.
The Sculptured Stones of Edinburgh: The West-end and Dalry Groups By John Geddie With illustrations.
An Eighteenth Century Survival: The Wagering Club, 1775 By Jas. B. Sutherland
At the Back of St. James's Square By James Steuart with illustrations.
Edinburgh Street Traders and their Cries By James H. Jamieson With illustrations.
Old Cellars and Relics discovered during the Excavations for the New Chapel at St. Giles' Cathedral By Francis Caird Inglis With illustrations.
Statues of Justice and Mercy, from the Old Parliament House By Thomas Ross, LL.D. With illustrations.
Volume 3
The Armorial Bearings of the City of Edinburgh By Sir James Balfour Paul, LL.D., Lyon King of Arms With illustrations.
The Black Friars of Edinburgh By W. Mom Bryce With illustrations and a map.
An Account of the Friday Club written by Lord Cockburn, together with notes on Certain other Social Clubs in Edinburgh By Harry A. Cockburn
The Sculptured Stones of Edinburgh III: Miscellaneous By John Geddie With illustrations.
The History of Parliament Square: Being an Historical Notice of the Southern Precincts of the Church of St. Giles, Edinburgh By Ralph Richardson With an illustration.
Lady Stair's House By Thomas B. Whitson With illustrations.
Volume 4
George Drummon: An Eighteenth Century Lord Provost By William Baird With a portrait.
The Sculptured Stones of Edinburgh: IV Wrychtis-housis By John Geddie With illustrations.
The Old Tolbooth: with Extracts from the Original Records By John A. Fairley With illustrations.
An Old Edinburgh Monument Now in Perthshire By Thomas Ross, LL.D. With illustrations.
The Society of Friendly Contributors of Restalrig By Rev. W. Burnett With an illustration.
Recent Excavations and Researches at Holyrood By W. T. Oldrieve With plans.
Volume 5
Saint Margaret of Scotland and her Chapel in the Castle of Edinburgh By W. Mora Bryce with illustrations.
The Site of the Black Friars' Monastery from the Reformation to the Present Day By William Cowan With illustrations.
The Old Tolbooth: Extracts from the Original Records By John A. Fairley
Moubray House By Andrew E. Murray With illustrations.
Letters from John Bonar to William Creech concerning the Formation of the Speculative Society By Rev. Henry Paton
Volume 6
David's Tower at Edinburgh Castle By W. T. Oldrieve With illustrations.
The Incorporated Trade of the Skinners of Edinburgh, with Extracts from their Minute, 1549-1603 By William Angus
The Old Tolbooth: Extracts from the Original Records By John A. Fairley
Volume 7
Introduction
Form of Bidding Prayer
At receiving Brethren
Form of Absolution from Excommunication
Verses explaining order of Scripture Lessons and Books
Kalendar
Rules for Histories in Divine Service
Forms of Excommunication and Absolution
Preces at the Day Hours
[Martyrology]
Gospels and Homilies for reading in Chapter
[The Rule of St. Augustine]
History of the foundation of Holyrood
On a miracle during its erection
History of the foundation of St. Mary's Isle
Names of abbots of Holyrood
Ordinale
Manuale:
Visitation of the Sick
The Commendation
Burial of the Dead
Reception of one brought for burial from outside
Procession to Cemetery in Commemoration of Departed
Blessing of Meat and Eggs
A General Blessing
Blessing of Food and Drink
For those on a Journey
On Saturdays at the Maundy
Litany
Inventory of Vestments and Ornaments

See also Books by Mr. Moir Bryce as mentioned in the above volume...

The Scottish Grey Friars: Volume I  |  Volume II
Holyrood: Its Palace and Abbey

Volume 8
The Magdalen Chapel, Cowgate, Edinburgh By Thomas Ross and G. Baldwin Brown With illustrations.
The Visitation of the College of Edinburgh in 1690 By R. K. Hannay
The Old Tolbooth: Extracts from the Original Records By John A. Fairley
John Wesley in Edinburgh By W. Forbes Gray With illustration
The Ancient Regalia of Scotland By W. Moir Bryce
Volume 9
Incidents and Documents, A.D. 1513-1523 By R. K. Hannay
Shipping and the Staple, AD. 1515-1531 By R. K. Hannay
Edinburgh Engravers By John C. Guy with illustrations
The Old Tolbooth: Extracts from the Original Records By John A. Fairley
The Sedan Chair in Edinburgh By James H. Jamieson with illustrations
Volume 10
The Burgh Muir of Edinburgh, from the Records by William Moir Bryce, LL.D.
Volume 11
Map of Ediburgh in the Mid-Eighteenth Century By Henry F. Kerr With map.
The Old Tolbooth: Extracts from the Original Records By John A. Fairley.
Shelley in Edinburgh By Walter Edwin Peck (M.A., Columbia) With illustrations.
On the Antecedents of the College of Justice By R. K. Hannay.
The Tailors' Hall, Cowgate By Thomas Ross With illustrations by G. Baldwin Brown and W. Forbes Gray
Volume 12
Notes on the Names of the Closes and Wynds of Old Edinburgh By Charles B. Boog Watson
The Old Tolbooth: Extracts from the Original Records By John A. Fairley
The Maps of Edinburgh, 1544-1851 By William Cowan
Measured Drawings of Lawnmarket and Castlehill made by Thomas Hamilton, Architect By F. C. Mears

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