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Expand 1 - Correspondence1 - Correspondence
Expand 2 - Illustrated Geological Field Guides and Walks2 - Illustrated Geological Field Guides and Walks
Expand 3 - Photographs3 - Photographs
Expand 4 - Essays by Eric Robinson4 - Essays by Eric Robinson
Expand 5 - Ephemera5 - Ephemera
Collapse 6 - Reprints and Unpublished manuscripts6 - Reprints and Unpublished manuscripts
1 - A guide to Geology libraries in London. Second Edition.
2 - A plain man’s geology guide to Piccadilly
3 - A Geology of University College
4 - Field Meeting: The geology of Kensal Green Cemetery, 14 July 1979
5 - Murchison amongst the veterans in Brompton Road Cemetery
6 - A plea for graveyard geology
7 - Middle Devensian river deposits beneath the ‘Upper Floodplain’ terrace of the River Thames at Isleworth, West London.
8 - A geological excursion in Bloomsbury.
9 - Marie Stopes and Coal Balls
10 - Geology on the streets of London
11 - The Italian landscape on every shopper’s route
12 - The long-term investment
13 - Not so different
14 - The Webster Drawings
15 - Sermons in stone, and good in everything
16 - Pits for Posterity
17 - Trees are good reminders
18 - Geology in the street
19 - The geology of University College London
20 - The interface between ‘Professional’ palaeontologists and ‘Amateur’ fossil collectors.
21 - “And did those feet, in ancient times.”
22 - Opening unknown doors
23 - Be proud of your puddingstone
24 - The geology of some Middlesex churches.
25 - Geology and Geologists in Hampstead and Highgate.
26 - The springs of Hampstead
27 - St. Mary’s Tombstone Trail
28 - Ostracods
29 - Earthquakes on the Heath?
30 - “Clarion o’er the dreaming earth”: a personal review of the Geologists’ Association. Circular since 1858.
31 - Lizzie saved
32 - Support for South Downs Park
33 - Geological Sciences at UCL: a brief history
34 - A new geological experience
35 - Glaciation of the central and southwestern Celtic Sea
36 - The 'Shrine' on South End Green.
37 - The kerbsones of Hampstead: a plea for conservation
38 - The hand of man lies heavy on the Heath.
39 - Field Meeting on Hampstead Heath, 16 January, 1993.
40 - The mystery of Pulhamite and an ‘outcrop’ in Battersea Park.
41 - Hertfordshire Puddingstone foray, Saturday 5 June, 1993
42 - Geology in the Churchyard
43 - Come alive to Lichens.
44 - Play the wall game
45 - The new megaliths
46 - Field Meeting report: Geology in the churchyard, Saturday 23 April, 1995.
47 - Choice in the churchyard
48 - Extra-Curricular
49 - The acceptable ziggurat
50 - “Precious stones”
51 - The geology of Kensal Green cemetery
52 - Those lavas of Hampstead.
53 - Geology from a churchyard. A tombstone trail round St. Mary’s, Hornsey
54 - Geology on the streets of Glasgow
55 - Geology in a Clock Tower
56 - The White City (Cardiff)
57 - Review: The Dating game: one man’s search for the age of the Earth, by Cherry Lewis.
58 - The Jubilee Geological Wall, Watchet Station
59 - Rolling Stones: eminent geologist Eric Robinson talks rocks with sculptor John Maine, who has created Place of Origin, a landscape art project in a granite quarry.
60 - Obituary: Muriel Agnes Arber, 1913-2004
61 - A journey through time: Bishop’s Lydeard to Watchet.
62 - Historical use of building stone in Britain
63 - Geological Walks in Wales 14. Building stones of Cardiff 2. Cathays Park to Queen Street.
64 - The geology of Kelmscott Manor, Oxfordshire.
65 - That old problem of matching stone
66 - The British Library and Euston Road
67 - The influential Muriel Arber: a personal reflection
68 - Geology for wallers
69 - Desk job
70 - A geologist’s guide to English building stones
71 - Geological Walks in Wales 15. Building stones of Newport High Street and Stow Hill.
72 - A Geology of the British Library.
73 - The Association and social change, 1871
74 - A geology of Watchet walls
75 - Teulon's 'Fantasia' in the Victoria Tower Gardens.
76 - Our First President
77 - Once again – to the cemetery!
78 - Portland Belle
79 - Literary Walk of Bloomsbury
80 - The Godless place on Gower Street
81 - Geology teaching at University College London, 1829-1853
82 - The edge of the glacier
83 - A load of old fossils in Coleman Street!
84 - St. John-at-Hackney Geology
85 - Acton Court, Avon: plant and animal macrofossils from the mid Sixteenth Century fills of the moat
86 - The geology of the Royal Astronomical Society
87 - Tongues in trees, books in the running brooks, sermons in stones
88 - Shaky ground for appeals
89 - Beginnings in geology, wherever you find yourself
90 - Geological map of Hampstead Heath
Expand 7 - Articles about Eric Robinson7 - Articles about Eric Robinson
8 - Ericdotes: A collection of stories in appreciation of Eric Robinson: geologist, polymath and raconteur' edited by Tony Doré and Nina Morgan