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Highland Libraries operate a network of 41 libraries and 8 mobile libraries on behalf of The Highland Council, covering an area of 25,464 sq km with a population of 213,000. We provide books for adults and children, as well as videos, DVDs, music CDs and audio books. Any resident of Highland can become a member of their local library, giving free access to the world of literature, information, entertainment and culture. All libraries have free internet access and library members can access a variety of free online information databases from their home computers.
The library catalogue is available online and library members can request, reserve and renew books from the comfort of their own homes and offices.
Highland Libraries are responsible for the management of the Am Baile team, through the Library and Information Services Co-ordinator, based at the Library Support Unit in Inverness. The library service was the lead partner in establishing the Am Baile project and has provided many resources for the Am Baile website. Many items from our local history collections are represented, including many books from the Charles Fraser Mackintosh Collection in the Reference Room at Inverness Library. Am Baile allows access to rare and sometimes fragile library material previously available in only a few locations.
For further information on Highland Libraries visit our website.
Collections
- A Genealogical History of the Earldom of Sutherland
- Account of the Town and Harbour of Pulteneytown (1844)
- Accounts of an Inverness Solicitor
- Annals of the Disruption
- Assynt, Sutherland: An Illustrated Guide
- Caithness 1925
- Caithness and Sutherland Records Vol 1
- Caithness Bibliography
- Caithness Originals (1906)
- Caithness Recordings: Crofting & Farming
- Caithness Recordings: Fishing
- Caithness Recordings: Life in Wick
- Caithness Recordings: Miscellaneous
- Caithness Recordings: Schools
- Caithness Recordings: Transport
- Caledonian Canal Damage Report
- Celtic Monthly vol 01
- Celtic Monthly vol 02
- Celtic Monthly vol 04
- Celtic Monthly vol 05
- Celtic Monthly vol 06
- Celtic Monthly vol 07
- Celtic Monthly vol 08
- Celtic Monthly vol 09
- Celtic Review vol 01
- Celtic Review vol 02
- Celtic Review vol 03
- Celtic Review vol 04
- Celtic Review vol 05
- Celtic Review vol 06
- Celtic Review vol 07
- Celtic Review vol 08
- Celtic Review vol 09
- Council Book of Wick
- County of Sutherland Official Guide (1960)
- Croft Cultivation
- Crofters Commission Report 1888
- Crofters Commission Report 1890
- Crofters Commission Report 1891
- Crofters Commission Report 1892
- Crofters Commission Report 1893
- Crofters Commission Report 1895
- Crofters Commission Report 1906
- Dornoch Cathedral
- Dornoch in the County of Sutherland
- Down to the Sea (illustrations)
- Down to the Sea (maps)
- Dunachton, past and present
- Dunrobin Castle Official Guide, 1969
- Ecclesiastical History of Caithness and Annals of Caithness Parishes
- Fraser Mackintosh (illustrations)
- Fraser Mackintosh (maps)
- Fraser Mackintosh (narrative)
- Fraser Mackintosh (photographs)
- Gaelic Printing by Norman Newton
- General View of the Agriculture of the County of Caithness (1812)
- Guide to Inverness 1952
- Headrick's Report on the Island of Lewis
- Healing Wells & Springs
- HIDB First Annual Report
- Highland Libraries - Illustrated Map Postcards
- Highland Libraries - Illustrated postcards
- Highland Libraries - miscellaneous typed pages
- Highland Libraries - various
- Highland Monthly. No 01
- Highland Monthly. No 02
- Highland Monthly. No 03
- Highland Monthly. No 04
- Highland Monthly. No 05
- Highland Monthly. No 06
- Highland Monthly. No 07
- Highland Monthly. No 08
- Highland Monthly. No 09
- Highland Monthly. No 10
- Highland Monthly. No 11
- Highland Roads and Bridges Reports (maps)
- Highland Roads and Bridges Reports 1802-1809
- Highland Roads and Bridges Reports 1810-1819
- Highland Roads and Bridges Reports 1820-1829
- Highland Roads and Bridges Reports 1830-1839
- Highland Roads and Bridges Reports 1840-1849
- Highland Roads and Bridges Reports 1850-1856
- Highland Weapons
- Hints for Highland Tenants and Cottagers
- In the Hebrides
- Inaugural address of the Celtic Chair of the University of Edinburgh
- Inverness Harbour Acts
- John Laurie: An Eccentric Sutherland Dominie
- Life in the Highlands
- Maidment pamphlets
- Management of Highland Landed Property
- Massacre of the Rosses
- Memoir of an Afflicted Christian Cottager
- Memoir of George Granville, late Duke of Sutherland
- Ministers and Men in the Far North (1868)
- Musings in the Dark
- Mutiny in the Black Watch
- Neil Gunn Writing Competition (audios)
- Neil Gunn Writing Competition (texts)
- Neil Gunn Writing Competition (video)
- Northern Highlands in the 19th Century, Vol I
- Northern Highlands in the 19th Century, Vol II
- Northern Highlands in the 19th Century, Vol III
- Old Days in a Highland Fishing Village
- Old Tracks and Coffin Roads in NW Highlands
- Papers relating to the political career of Charles Fraser Mackintosh
- Papers relating to the political career of Charles Fraser Mackintosh
- Personal Names and Surnames of the Town of Inverness
- Picturesque Ross-shire, Strathpeffer and Dingwall
- Poems on various subjects
- Postcards
- Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland (illustrations)
- Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland (maps)
- Quick! Before the memory fades
- Railway Timetable
- Regarding the Publication of the Poems of Ossian in the Original
- Remarkable Ruins and Romantic Prospects
- Report on the Education of the Poor in the Highlands
- Report to the Board of Supervision on the Western Highlands and Islands
- Report with regard to lands in Scotland used as Deer Forests
- Sinclair's Account of Improvements (Thurso - illustrations)
- Sinclair's Account of Improvements (Thurso - maps)
- Sinclair's Account of Improvements (Thurso - typed pages)
- Sinclair's Miscellaneous Papers (Thurso)
- Sir John Sinclair Papers
- Sketches of the Character, Manner and Present
- Slater's Directory 1911: Argyllshire
- Slater's Directory 1911: Buteshire
- Slater's Directory 1911: Caithness
- Slater's Directory 1911: Dunbartonshire
- Slater's Directory 1911: Inverness-Shire
- Slater's Directory 1911: Nairnshire
- Slater's Directory 1911: Outer Hebrides
- Slater's Directory 1911: Perthshire
- Slater's Directory 1911: Ross and Cromarty
- Something from the Gold Diggings in Sutherland
- Songs and Hymns of the Scottish Highlands
- Stipend of the First Minister of the Parish of Inverness
- Strathnaver Trail
- Strontian Floating Church
- The Ancient and Honourable Family of Calder
- The Book of Inverness
- The Brora Guide
- The Burgh of Cromarty Report, 1962
- The Chairs of Sutherland and Caithness, 1987
- The Clans of the Scottish Highlands
- The Correspondence of Sir John Gordon of Invergordon
- The County of Caithness (1907)
- The Crofter (magazine)
- The Highland Regimental Feather Bonnet
- The Highland Sportsman
- The Military Expedition to the Isle of Skye
- The Ord, Lairg - A Journey Back In Time
- The political career of Charles Fraser Mackintosh (hand written material)
- The political career of Charles Fraser Mackintosh (typed pages)
- The Reay Fencibles
- The Scenery of Scotland
- The Sword of the North: Highland Memories of the Great War
- The Woollen Trade in Wick
- Transactions of the Inverness Scientific Society and Field Club vol 01
- Transactions of the Inverness Scientific Society and Field Club vol 02
- Transactions of the Inverness Scientific Society and Field Club vol 03
- Treatise on the Planning and Construction of Deep Water Harbours
- Views of Inverness
- Wick Herring Queen Festival 1938
- Wick Herring Queen Festival 1950
- Ye Booke of Halkirk
- Ye Towne of Wick in ye Oldene Tymes
Am Baile was established with initial funding from the New Opportunities Fund and is now funded by The Highland Council and managed as part of Highland Libraries.
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