ABERLADY
Historical Notes on – Parish Church of Aberlady. Vol I, Pt IV
Historical Notes on – Convent of Carmelite Friars at Luffness. Vol I Pt V
Birds of Aberlady Bay Nature Reserve. Vol VIII
Ballencrieff: a Tenants Opposition to Land Settlement. Vol XX
Phoenix from the flames; A rare Jacobean Ceiling from Ballencrieff. Vol XXVII
The Luffness Mystery Man. Vol XXV
Phoenix from the flames; Ballencrieff, Castle of Dreams. Vol XXX
ATHELSTANEFORD
Notes on the reputation of Sir John Hepburn in France. Vol VI
Non-rigid Airships at East Fortune during World War One. Vol XXI
East Fortune in World War II. Vol XXII
The Athelstaneford Case. Vol XXIII
BOLTON
Bolton Parish Library and others; the records of a lost resource. Vol XXIII
DIRLETON
Caves at Archerfield, St Patrick’s Chapel. Vol II, pt 2
Historical Notes on – Archerfield Caves. Vol II, pt 2
The Begbie farm account book 1729 – 1770. Vol X
Transcript of the Begbie farm account book. Vol X
Historical Notes on – Dirleton. Vol I, pt 5
Dirleton: its Castle, Parish Church, Chapels and College. Vol III
Two cases from the Baron Courts of Dirleton. Vol XIX
Ancient Eldbottle Unearthed: Archaeological and historical evidence for a long-lost
Early Medieval East Lothian Village. Vol XXVII
Historical Notes on – Gullane Church. Vol II, pt 3
Writings relating to the ruins of Old Church of St Andrew, Gullane. Vol XX
A tomb-slab in Gullane Church. Vol XII
Long Cist Graves on No 3 Golf Course, Gullane. Vol XIII
The Gullane Links and other Scottish Long cist Skeletons. Vol XIII
The Hope family in East Lothian. Vol XVII
The Hepburns of Kingston. Vol XXIV
A Wartime Legacy: Dirleton Radar Station. Vol XXVII
‘Amidst the ivy thou perceiv’st a ruin’ Examining the history and development of St Andrew’s Kirk, Gullane. Vol XXIX
DUNBAR
Historical Notes on – Dunbar. Vol II, pt 3
Some notes on Old Dunbar. Vol III
The Falls of Dunbar: a notable Scots family. Vol III
Dunbar records. Vol VII
Account of losses of the burgh of Dunbar in 1651. Vol XI
The Armorial Panels of Dunbar Town House. Vol XI
Custom House Letters to the officers at Dunbar 1765. Vol XI
The Meikle Threshing machine at Beltondod. Vol XI
Newhouse and the family of Sawers. Vol XII
The Divison of Dunbar Common. Vol XV
Kirkhill House, Dunbar. Vol XXI
Beltonford paper Mill and the Annandale family. Vol XXII
Excavations at Castlepark, Dunbar: an Interim report on the Anglian Evidence. Vol XXII
John Muir Birthplace, Dunbar. Vol XXIV
St Bey and her Well at Dunbar. Vol XXIV
The Dunbar Lifeboat. Vol XXV
Re-discovering Dunbar’s Town wall; excavations at Lawson Place. Vol XXVIII
GARVALD
Historical Notes on – Nunraw. Vol I, pt 5
The Historical Geography of the Gifford and Garvald Light Railway. Vol XIII
Lost in the landscape, the medieval village of Baro. Vol XXIX
GIFFORD
Historical Notes on Yester Castle & the Collegiate Church of Yester. Vol I, pt 4
Yester and its ‘Goblin Ha’. Vol I, pt 5
Yester Castle. Vol V
Bothans or St. Bothans. Vol VI
Bothans Kirk. Vol IX
The Boorlaw book of Yester and Gifford. Vol VII
The building of Yester House 1670 – 1878. Vol XIII
The Historical Geography of the Gifford and Garvald Light Railway. Vol XIII
A parish and its poor, Yester in the second half of the 17th Century. Vol XIV
The Origins of Gifford. Vol XVIII
Longyester Farm and the Agricultural Revolution in East Lothian. Vol XVIII
The Stephensons of Longyester; an East Lothian farming Dynasty. Vol XXI
Crop yields on the Mains of Yester. Vol XXII
The History of Yester Church. Vol XXIII
An iconic monument revisited the ‘Goblin Ha’ in Yester Castle. Vol III1
GLADSMUIR
Redhouse and its owners. Vol III
Longniddry in transition. Vol VI
The owners and superiors of the lands of Elvingston. Vol XXVIII
‘Brither curler’ the Rev. John Ramsay and the early years of Gladsmuir Curling club. Vol XXX
HADDINGTON
The Incorporation of Baxters of Haddington. Vol I, part 2
The Bell Inn and the Fairbairn’s of Haddington. Vol XIV
Bells of Haddington. Vol VII
Births and Baptisms; Haddington in the Mid-Seventeenth Century. Vol XVIII
Brewing in the Nungate and Haddington during the 19th
and 20th century. Vol XXIII
Barnes Castle. Vol II, pt 1
The Chinese Bridge at Haddington. Vol XVII
The Cistercian Nunnery of St Mary’s Haddington. Vol V
The Barony Court of Coulston, Extracts from its Records. Vol II, pt 2
Colstoun, the story of a Scots Barony. Vol IV
Further records of the Barony Court of Colstoun. Vol VI
The Gray Library, Haddington. Vol I, pt 4 Historical Notes on – Lennoxlove. Vol I, pt 4
Lennoxlove. Vol II, pt 1
Historical Notes on – Garleton Hills. Vol II, pt 1
The Kaeheughs Fort. Vol II, pt 1
Incorporation of Hammermen of Haddington. Vol II, pt 2
Incorporation of Hammermen of Haddington cont. Vol II, pt 3
Insignia of the Incorporated Trades of Haddington. Vol II, pt 3
Inventory of the Records of the Crafts of Haddington along with
Extracts from the Minute Book (1707 – 1761) of the Cordiner Craft. Vol IX
The Cordiners Craft & Haddington’s first Fire Engine. Vol XV
Historical Notes on – Haddington. Vol II, pt 2
Documents relating to Haddington. Vol V
Haddington Documents in Register House. Vol IV
Haddington records, Books of the Common Good. Vol VII
Notes on Haddington Municipal records & other materials for the history of the burgh. Vol VI
The Bell of Samuelston and its Donors. Vol III
A Haddington Boat. Vol III
A XVIth Century Boundary Perambulation. Vol V
The Forrests of Gimmersmill & their Charter Chest. Vol V
A note on an altar in the parish church of Haddington. Vol V
The “Lamp of Lothian”, Parish or Friary Church. Vol III
A list of references to the pre-reformation Altarages in the
Parish Church of Haddington. Vol X
The memorial Inscription to ex-Provost Seton at the church of St Mary Haddington. Vol XII
A group of Post Medieval Noble Burials at Haddington. Vol XV
Day book of James Cockburn, treasurer of the burgh of Haddington 1574 -1575. Vol VIII
The deathbed dispositions of Elizabeth prioress of the Abbey of Haddington. Vol VI
The Medieval Hospital’s of Haddington. Vol VI
Market and Fair in Medieval Haddington. Vol VI
A note on the employment of the Military in Haddington 1831. Vol X
Old Haddington. Vol XII
Haddington Burgh Schools and the Rev. William Whyte. Vol XIV
‘A considerable Abbey now so entirely demolished’ Rediscovering the
Abbey of St Mary, Haddington. Vol XXX
‘From Dovecot to Applehouse,’ The Dovecot metamorphosis at St Mary’s Pleasance, Haddington. Vol XXX
Claret, Council and Corruption. The Haddington Election of 1753. Vol III1
INNERWICK
The archaeological survey of a coastal area of East Lothian at
Torness, Innerwick. Vol XV
NORTH BERWICK
The Monastery of North Berwick. Vol I, pt 3
The Birds of the Bass Rock. Vol I, pt 4
Historical Notes on – the Bass Rock. Vol I, pt 4
Historical Notes on – Tantallon. Vol I, pt 5
The Bass Rock in History. W. .Forbes Gray. Vol IV
Tantallon Castle. Vol VII
Medieval North Berwick Revealed, Excavations in Forth Street. Vol XXVII
SOS Puffin; Tree Mallow and Seabird Islands in East Lothian. Vol XXVIII
A wartime legacy; Tantallon and the development of infrared technology. Vol XXX
OLDHAMSTOCKS
Historical Notes on – Oldhamstocks. Vol II, pt 1
PENCAITLAND
Historical Notes on – Pencaet Castle. Vol I, pt 5
Historical Notes on –Winton. Vol I, pt 5
A Saltwork and the Community; the case of Winton 1716 – 1719. Vol XVIII
PRESTONPANS
Cockenzie and Port Seton: from Village to Burgh 1860 – 1914. Vol XXIII
Historical Notes on – Seton Chapel. Vol I, pt 4
Historical Notes on – Preston. Vol I, pt 5
The Thorn Tree, Prestonpans. Vol II, pt 2
Historical Notes on – Prestonpans. Vol II, pt 3
Prestonpans in the Iron age: Excavations at West Loan 2003. Vol XXVIII
Pots at the Pans I. Vol XXVIII
School Exercises on the 17th Century from Prestonpans. Vol X
Prestongrange and its Painted Ceiling. Vol X
Prestonpans, Water, past, present and future. Vol XIX
Excavations at Fisher’s Road, Port Seton, East Lothian. Vol XXIII
Potters at Morrison’s Haven c 1750-1833 and the Gordons at
Bankfoot 1895 – 1940. Vol XXIV
The Glassworks at Morrison’s Haven. Vol XXIV
Pots and pans II. Bellfield’s pottery , Cuttle, Prestonpans. Vol XXIX
History in the making. Community self esteem in post –industrial Prestonpans. Vol XXIX
Scotland’s largest wheel thrown pot. The Prestonpans Punch Bowl. Vol III1
PRESTONKIRK
Historical Notes on – Parish Church of Prestonkirk. Vol I, pt 4
Historical Notes on – Hailes Castle. Vol I, pt 5
Hailes castle. Vol IV
Preston Mill; a reassessment. Vol XXI
The Significance of Traprain Law. Vol XII
The Hill at the Empire’s Edge: recent work on Traprain Law. Vol XXVIII
SALTOUN
Saltoun Bleachfield 1746 – 1773. Vol XV
The restoration of the Old Castle, East Saltoun. Vol XIX
The Fletchers of Saltoun. Vol XXIV
A snapshot of life at Saltoun Hall Gardens in the 1890’s ;
Bobbie Clark’s Photogrpahic Album. Vol XXVIII
SPOTT
Historical Notes on – Parish Church of Spott. Vol I, pt 4
STENTON
Historical Notes on – Stenton, Well of Holyrood. Vol II, pt 3
Historical Notes on – ancient churches of Pitcox & Stenton. Vol II, pt 3
Records of Lord Belhaven’s Servants wages at Biel 1753 – 1766. Vol IX
TRANENT
Historical Notes on – Fawside Castle and Elphinstone Tower. Vol II, pt 1
The Johnstones of Elphinstone. Vol IV
The Tranent Militia Riot of 1797. Vol XIV
Division of the Runrig of Tranent. Vol XVI
Death in Tranent 1754 – 81. Vol XVI
The killing of George Wood at Tranent, 3 April 1757. Vol XX
Tranent Tower. Vol XXV
The Tower House as home. Elphinstone tower a case study. Vol III1
WHITEKIRK
Historical Notes on – Tyninghame. Vol I, pt 5
Historical Notes on – Parish of Whitekirk. Vol I, pt 5
Suffragettes and the burning of Whitekirk Church. Vol XXI
WHITTINGHAME
Historical Notes on – Whittinghame. Vol I, pt 4
Lord Balfour. Vol II, pt 1
Beil House. Vol II, pt 3
Whittinghame Tower. Vol III
James Balfour of Whittinghame and Balgonie. Vol XXV