The National Register of Archives
for Scotland (NRAS) was set up in 1946 to compile a
record of collections of private papers in Scotland, to encourage
their care, and to make information about them available to
researchers and others.
How you can help
We need you to keep us informed about your holdings of private
papers if we are to provide researchers with accurate advice
on the existence and location of sources relating to their subjects.
You can help by sending details of your holdings of historical
papers, large or small, and by letting us know when you accession
or de-accession papers.
If you re-list a collection appearing on the Register, please remember to let us have a copy of the new version. We are always pleased to add lists of private papers to the Register, and these can now be received both electronically and in conventional paper form. |
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