Talk:Women, Science and Scottish History editathon series
Welcome!
Please feel free to ask any questions about the event, or many any recommendations for articles that might be created or improved during one of the editathons. Anyone, whether you are participating or not, is welcome to offer their suggestions!
Editing Tips
For women with different birth and married names - something I came across editing Elizabeth Garrett's entry you can use the birth_name in the panel of information about them. For an example of how this fits into the Wikipedia person entry formatting I'd recommend Jessica Hynes' Wikipedia page. NicolaOsborne (talk) 13:15, 23 January 2015 (GMT)
- Thanks Nicola, that's a really good point and useful for a lot of the women we'll be writing about! ACrockford (talk) 14:41, 23 January 2015 (GMT)
Places table (in development)
I'm just working on putting together a Wiki-fied table of the relevant places for the Tuesday workshop - if you know of other relevant, authoritative links that can back up research into these sites please do add them (feel free to add them in a comment if you're not comfortable working with the table, I'll format them later!)
| Address | Listing Ref. Number | Listing Class | Significance | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3-6 Atholl Crescent | 28260 | A | Second site of Edinburgh School of Cookery and Domestic Economy | Historic Scotland record |
| 2 Brandon Street | 28341 | B | Site ofLilian Lindsay’s dental practice | Historic Scotland record |
| 16 Chambers Street | 27991 | B | Site of Chambers Street Union, previously Edinburgh University Women’s Union | Historic Scotland record |
| 30 Chambers Street | 27622 | B | Site of Medical College for Women | Historic Scotland record |
| 31 Chambers Street | 27622 | B | Site of Edinburgh Dental Hospital and School when Lilian Lindsay matriculated | Historic Scotland record |
| 5 Chester Street | 28517 | B | Home of Sarah Mair and the Ladies' Edinburgh Debating Society | Historic Scotland record |
| Court of Session, Parliament Square | 27699? | A? | -- | Historic Scotland record (?) |
| Crew Laboratory building | N/A | N/A | Former site of Charlotte Auerbach's mutagenesis unit | N/A |
| 1 Drummond Street | 29795 | B | First site of Edinburgh Dental Dispensary | Historic Scotland record |
| Dunfermline College of Physical Education | N/A | N/A | College for women trainee PE teachers, merged with Moray House | RCAHMS site record |
| 8 East Suffolk Road | 30050 | B | Formerly Suffolk Halls of Residence | Historic Scotland record |
| St John's Hill | N/A | N/A | Site of former Edinburgh School Board Day Industrial School | N/A |
| 94 and 96 Spring Gardens | 30200 | C | Former site of the Elsie Inglis Memorial Hospital Nurses' Home | RCAHMS site record; Historic Scotland record |
| 175 Comely Bank Road | 30045 | B | Flora Stevenson Primary School | RCAHMS site record; Historic Scotland record |
| 3,5,7 George Square | 28002 | B | Former site of the George Watson's Ladies College | Historic Scotland record |
| 11 George Square | N/A | N/A | Site of Elsie Inglis’s George Square Nursing Home; demolished in 1960s | RCAHMS site record |
| 31 George Square | 50191 | B | Original site of Masson Hall; demolished in 1960s | Historic Scotland record |
| 54 George Square | N/A | N/A | Second site of Edinburgh University Women’s Union; demolished in 1960s | RCAHMS site record |
| 58 Great King Street | 28965 | A | Final Edinburgh home of David Masson | Historic Scotland record |
| 6 Grove Street | 28981 | B | Site of the Edinburgh Provident Dispensary for Women and Children | Historic Scotland record |
| 73 Grove Street | N/A | N/A | Site of the Edinburgh Provident Dispensary for Women and Children | National Archives entry |
| 219 High Street | 29047 | A | Site of Elsie Inglis's maternity hospice | Historic Scotland record |
| 1 Inverleith Terrace | 30186 | B | Base of Edinburgh Ladies Education Association | Historic Scotland record |
| 5 Lauriston Lane | N/A | N/A | Site of Edinburgh Dental Hospital and School when Lilian Lindsay matriculated | RCAHMS site record |
| (8?) 10 Mill Lane | 27822 | B | Site of Leith Hospital | RCAHMS site recod; Historic Scotland record |
| 53 Lothian Street | 30137 | A | First site of Edinburgh University Women’s Union | Historic Scotland record |
| 4 Manor Place | 29300 | B | Site of Sophia Jex-Blake’s first practice | Historic Scotland record |
| Moray House School of Education | 29729 | B | N/A | RCAHMS site record; Historic Scotland record |
| 13 Randolph Crescent | 29601 | A | Home of Flora and Louisa Stevenson | Historic Scotland record |
| 10 Regent Terrace | 49773 | A | Second Edinburgh home of David Masson | Historic Scotland record |
| 3 Rosebery Crescent | 29658 | C | First Edinburgh home of David Masson | Historic Scotland record |
| 8 St John Street | 29729? | B? | Moray House Hostel, for women trainee teachers | Historic Scotland record |
| 15 Shandwick Place | 47728 | C | Base of Edinburgh Association for the University Education of Women | Scotland's People record; Historic Scotland record |
| 25 Shandwick Place | 30176 | C | First site of Edinburgh School of Cookery and Domestic Economy | Historic Scotland record |
| 27 Chambers Street | 27981 | B | Sherrif's Court | RCAHMS site record; Historic Scotland record |
| 2 South Lauder Road | 30680 | B | Second site of Masson Hall | Historic Scotland record |
| Surgeons’ Hall, Nicholson Street | 27772 | A | Surgeons' Hall | Historic Scotland record |
| High School Yards | 28003 | B | Site of the old Surgeons' Hall and Surgeons' Square; site of Edinburgh School of Medicine for Women | Historic Scotland record |
| 8 Walker Street | 29881 | A | Site of Elsie Inglis’s surgery | Historic Scotland record |
| 92 Whitehouse Loan | N/A | N/A | Site of Sophia Jex-Blake’s second surgery and later the Edinburgh Hospital and Dispensary for Women and Children (or Bruntsfield Hospital) | Scotland's People record; National Archives record |
| University of Edinburgh Archaeology Department | 27999 | B | Site of old Surgical Hospital 1832; site of old City Hospital for Infectious Diseases | Historic Scotland record |