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This collection contains primary resources about Carnegie's bequests along with supporting explanatory text, that teachers will be able to use as part of their curriculum.

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Casket-- Ironmongers Company, "casket of iron, the handiwork of liverymen of the Guild of the Mystery of Ironmongers, presented together with the copy of his freedom to Andrew Carnegie Esq. LL. D. at a court held May 12th, 1903 in recognition of the great
Casket made of ancient oak used in the construction of Glamis Castle, accompanied by the freedom of the Royal Burgh of Forfar, Scotland, 4th October, 1910
Casket made of oak from the house of Sir Thomas Hope, ornamented with silver, burgess ticket sent from New York to Dunfermline, Edinburgh, Scotland-- 8th July, 1887
Casket made of oak from the old bridge over the Tweed at Peebles containing the freedom of the Royal Burgh of Peebles, Scotland, 19th October, 1909
Casket of bog-oak, carved, containing the Freedom of the City of Waterford, Ireland, 19th October, 1903
Casket of bog-oak, City of Waterford, Ireland
Casket of oak which contained the burgess ticket of Jedburgh, Scotland, 4th October, 1894
Casket of "silver-bound bog oak, found on the Burgh lands of Hawick, some years ago", containing the freedom of the Burgh of Hawick, England (i.e. Scotland), 2nd September, 1902
Casket presented to Mrs. Carnegie at the opening of the free library at Spinningdale, October 15, 1900
Casket, Royal Burgh of Forfar, Scotland, inside of lid, bearing description
Casket which contained the burgess ticket of Jedburgh, Scotland, reverse side
Ebony and silver gilt casket enclosing freedom of Perth, Scotland, 8th October 1902
Ebony and silver gilt casket enclosing freedom of Perth, Scotland, 8th October 1902
Flat silver casket, Burgh of Hamilton, Scotland, reverse side
Flat silver casket containing the freedom of the Burgh of Hamilton, Scotland, 17th September, 1907
Freedom of the Mistery of Makers of Playing Cards of the City of London, England, 17th May, 1905
Frosted silver and enamel casket, Belfast, Ireland
Frosted silver and enamel casket containing the freedom of Belfast, Ireland, 1st June, 1910
Frosted silver casket containing the freedom of the City of New Sarum, Salisbury, England-- 5th June, 1906
Frosted silver casket, Salisbury, England, reverse side