The University and its history
The records of the University date back to 1875 and the formation of the Glasgow School of Cookery. In 1878 the West End School of Cookery was established and in 1908 these two institutions merged to form The Glasgow and West of Scotland College of Domestic Science (GWSCDS). In 1975 this College became the Queen's College, Glasgow.
Glasgow College of Technology was established in 1971, becoming Glasgow Polytechnic in 1991. On 1 April 1993, Queen's College and Glasgow Polytechnic merged to create Glasgow Caledonian University.
Along with the records mentioned above, this section includes the Queen's College Special Collection, a collection rich in domestic science/home economic resources. It also includes relevant alumni collections.
- Records of Glasgow School of Cookery (1875-1908)
- Records of the West End School of Cookery (1878-1908)
- Records of the Queen's College, Glasgow (formerly the Glasgow and West of Scotland College of Domestic Science) (1908-1993)
- Records of Glasgow Polytechnic (formerly Glasgow College of Technology, Glasgow College (1971-1993))
- Records of Glasgow Caledonian University (1993-)
- The Queen's College Special Collection
Alumni Collections; these collections include items belonging to former GWSCDS students and staff (dates in brackets refer to their period at college)
- Christina W Bell (1916-1919)
- Margaret Bishop
- Moira Bisset (1941-1945)
- Jessie F Dick (c1905-1908)
- Mollie Gofton (1933-1937)
- Ellen Healey (1928-1929)
- Myra Hunter (1954-1957, 1965-1966)
- Janet P Levack (1946-1960)
- Margaret McKinlay (c1925)
- Ena Menzies
- Jessie F Paterson (c1933)
- Ruby M Purdon (c1917-1918)
- Kathleen Sangster (1938-1941)
- Elizabeth S Smellie (1920s, 1949-1967)
- Anne Hamilton (1941-1945)