| 1 Mar 2010 | Event Symposium |
| 4 Jan 2010 | Scottish Life and Society: Transport and Communication |
| 3 Jan 2010 | Letters from a Jacobite transported to Virginia after the 1715 Rebellion |
| 11 Nov 2009 | 17 November workshop postponed |
| 26 Oct 2009 | New History Scotland article |
Scotland
Scottish Life and Society: Transport and Communication
Eric has contributed a chapter to Scottish Life and Society: Transport and Communication
This is Volume 8 of a 14 part set, available from Birlinn Limited

Find out more about the European Ethnological Research Centre project
Suffragists and Suffragettes in Scotland
National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh
Workshop for Teachers.
Scotland's Empire
BBC Scotland
Episode 2 - The West Indies.
The Scots at Sea
BBC Scotland
With 18,500 kilometres of coastline, and the sea lochs and firths cutting deep into the land, no Scot lives further than 45 miles from a tidal shore. Making a living from the sea, seafaring adventures, emigration, shipbuilding, foreign trade (legal and illegal) and tourism have played their part in shaping the history of the Scottish people.
The Ferries to the Isles 1
Radio Scotland
Kidnap, Coercion and Ransom
National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh.
Author Eric Graham recounts the famous tale of abduction and revenge told be the Edinburgh celebrity 'Indian Pete' Williamson which was believed to be the inspiration for Stevenson's Kidnapped.
Long John Silver and Robert Louis Stevenson
National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh.
The model for Robert Louis Stevenson's immortal pirate character Long John Silver and his band of old cut-throats is traced back through pirate history.
Scotland's First Black Educator Thomas Jenkins
ITV Border news.
