1 volume containing handwritten minutes of the Association. Loose handwritten correspondence is also contained in the volume. Dates covered are 24 March 1888 - 21 November 1907.

Features interview with Principal Bernard King, highlight on Mechanical Engineering and the Continuous Passive Motion Machine for hand injury therapy, student quiz and weekly News Roundup.

0.00 Start
1.30 Interview with Principal Bernard King giving an overview of the background and work of DIT
5.00 Mechanical Engineering project on the Continuous Passive Motion Machine for hand therapy. Interview with patient Duncan McKenzie, and machine creator, David Caeras (?)
8.40 Interview with Prof John Milne on Research & Development projects at the Mechanical Engineering Department, and the prospects for graduates
11.30 Quiz – Computing Science Students Stewart King, David Graham, Graeme Melville, and Denise Cooper. Questions on their specialist subject and general knowledge.
17.20 News Round-up with Brian Lindsay. Focus on Freshers Fortnight at the Marketgait Students Union – events include Scottish country dancing, 60s &70s Disco, Bouncy Boxing Night, River Detectives gig, and “Blastaway” Night.
19.30 - End

Minutes of meetings of the Testamentary Trustees Committee and its subcommittees, covering 2 August 1888 - 4 January 1933. The last meeting in the volume is of a Joint Committee of Representatives of College Trustees and a Sub-Committee established to consider a draft of the Dundee Institute of Art and Technology Scheme.

Financial record relating to the purchase of land and construction of a new Technical Institute building on Bell Street.

Contains specifications of requirements for tender applications submitted for contract to build the new Technical Institute building on Bell Street.

1 set of layout plans and descriptions of materials required for construction.

These provide updates on progress of the College and its individual departments, including top level statistics on numbers of students, qualifications awarded etc.

1 image showing a large hall with spinning machinery, and frames with strands of fibre across them.