In this interview, May Trower talks about her working life in Musselburgh between leaving school and getting married. May worked first in the Inveresk paper mill and then in Stuart's net mill. She e...

The ‘Honest Toun’ is a place that, to some extent, sits on its own. Part of Midlothian until its governance transferred to East Lothian in 1975. The size of Musselburgh’s population and the scal...

This file has been closed due to the poor quality of the recording. The original unredacted sound file has been digitally preserved.

In the first part of this interview (EL2/6/1/1 track 1 of 2), Mr Clark talks about his life in farming in East Lothian. He could remember when the cattle and sheep were walked down to East Linton for...

Jos Collins conducted 20 made with 20 interviewees. The interviews were, carried out between 2015 and 2016.

Interview with Betty Hudson (DG27) about her experience as a volunteer fieldworker with the Dumfries and Galloway Regional Ethnology of Scotland Project. This is one of 18 interviews carried out by J...

Interview with Donald Tait (DG5) about his experience as a volunteer fieldworker with the Dumfries and Galloway Regional Ethnology of Scotland Project. This is one of 18 interviews carried out by Jos...

Interview with Julia Muir-Watt (DG4) about her experience as a volunteer fieldworker with the Dumfries and Galloway Regional Ethnology of Scotland Project. This is one of 18 interviews carried out by...

Interview with David Deveraux (DG30) about his experience as a volunteer fieldworker with the Dumfries and Galloway Regional Ethnology of Scotland Project. This is one of 18 interviews carried out by...

Interview with Alison Burgess (Local Studies and Information Officer, Libraries, Information and Archives, Dumfries and Galloway Council) about her involvement with the Dumfries and Galloway Regional ...