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Ongoing and projected projects related to the National Library of Scotland. Suggestions are welcome, particularly suggestions for articles needing improvement. Articles for Improvement Stubs or Non-existent Articles Related to Scotland Users are encouraged to add related articles which they feel could be improved using material from NLS Collections Timothy Pont Janet Hamilton William Forbes, 7th Lord Forbes Robert Gordon (philanthropist) Robert Balfour (philosopher) Margaret Moyes Black Glaisnock Viaduct William Lamb alias Paniter Eve Blantyre Simpson Gabbart John Crauford (Member of Parliament for Glasgow Burghs) George Bannatyne Bannatyne Manuscript Bannatyne Club Tay Rail Bridge (Images added? Compare with Eglinton Tournament Bridge) Christian Milne Squadrone Volante William Barclay (writer) Christopher Irvine (physician) Muriel Stuart Bon Gaultier Highbridge, Scotland Alexander Monro (primus) John Pringle Scottish Medical Journal Isabel Pagan Colliers and Salters (Scotland) Act 1775 Matthew Stewart (mathematician) Ilay Campbell Jean Elliot Orion (paddle steamer) Thomas de Barry Meta Orred Adam Blackwood David Monypenny, Lord Pitmilly (Solicitor General for Scotland, 1811) The Directory for Public Worship in Scotland George Oswald of Auchencruive (Rector of the University of Glasgow) Jane Welsh Carlyle Lowland Clearances Highland Clearances (Needs verification; use of vague phrasing) Robert T. A. Innes Anti-Burgher Nan Shepherd Janet Douglas, Lady Glamis and Janet Douglas (seer) (Doubled article?) Robert Spottiswoode and Robert Spottiswood (Doubled article?) Isobel Gowdie Elizabeth Melville Bonaventure Hepburn Rachel Annand Taylor John Munro (surgeon) Margaret Murray Robertson Alexander Monro (secundus) (formatting) Katharine Stewart-Murray, Duchess of Atholl More information for stubs or requested articles relating to Scotland can be found at the WikiProject Scotland notice board and in the Category containing stubs on Scotland Images (Ongoing) Identify material from the Library's Medical History of British India collection which could be released to CC-BY-SA and uploaded to Commons Sound and Video (Prospective) Create and upload sound and/or video clips of Scottish literature, poetry, and music in Gaelic and Scots (Prospective) Identify material from the Scottish Screen Archive which could be released to CC-BY-SA and uploaded to Commons Digitised Books Given the Library's extensive monograph collection and ongoing mass digitisation project, it is hoped that some public domain texts from the collection which may have already been digitised or are listed to be digitised will be uploaded in different formats and added to Wikisource. We welcome everyone interested in transcribing any such texts for Wikisource to contact us or list themselves as a participant.