This page brought to you by Clan Cameron Online

Clan Cameron Association
Outreach Program

Cameron of Lochiel's Own Website

"Reviving, conserving and promoting the interests"
of the Clan Cameron

These founding principals of the Clan Cameron Association, established during the late nineteenth century in Scotland, are also the reasons behind the Clan Cameron Outreach Program.  With an eye toward future generations of Camerons, the Outreach Program ensures that the traditions and meaning behind our proud heritage will be kept alive for years to come.

In the early 1970s a wonderful book, entitled "The Camerons - A History of Clan Cameron," was written by John Stewart of Ardvorlich and as of August 2001 is in its fourth edition.  A condensed version of this publication is available on Clan Cameron Online and copies are available for purchase from the Clan Cameron Museum at Achnacarry.  Above and beyond these sources, and the value of the Internet for Camerons to learn more of their heritage, it has been put forward that copies of Stewart's book should be readily available at "physical" libraries, for the general public.

With this in mind, the Outreach Program was established by the North American Branch of the Clan Cameron Association in 2002, with the notable goal of placing copies of "The Camerons - A History of Clan Cameron" into libraries across the United States and Canada.

The goal, of placing these books, without charging institutions for their copies, is a difficult one to meet.  In a first step toward raising funds for this challenge, auctions of Clan Cameron and Scottish items, many one of a kind, were held at the Clan Cameron Association's Northern U.S. Rallies - June 2002 in Oberlin, Ohio and May 2005 in Frederick, Maryland.

Proceeds from this first phase of the Outreach Program have been utilized to obtain copies of Stewart's work, for donation to libraries across North America.  Chapters and Branches of the Clan Cameron Association, in addition to proud members of the Association, are also encouraged to obtain copies and seed them at major libraries.

The following institutions have copies of this publication,
both prior to and as a result of the Outreach Program:

 
Library: Location Call Number
Albuquerque/Bernalillo County Library
(Special Collections Library)
423 Central Avenue NE
Albuquerque, NM 87102
R929.2 CAMERON
Allen County Public Library 200 East Berry St.
Fort Wayne, IN 46801
929.2 C145S
Clayton Library
(Houston Public Library System)
5300 Caroline Street
Houston, TX 77004
S849 SCOT  GR BRIT
Dallas Public Library
(Central Library)
1515 Young Street
Dallas, TX 75201
929.20941 C182YS 2001
DAR Library 1776 D Street
Washington, DC 20006
FAMILIES CAMERON STEWART c.1
Elyria Public Library
(Cleveland Public Library System)
320 Washington Ave.
Elyria, OH  44035
OHIO RM 929.2 ST49C
Edmonton Public Library
(Stanley A. Milner Library)
7 Sir Winston Churchill Square
Edmonton, AB T5J 2V4 
929.20941 CAM STE
Family History Library
(LDS Main Library)
35 North West Temple Street
Salt Lake City, UT 84150
FHL BRITISH Film
994067 Item 8
Florida State University Library
(Strozier Special Collections)
105 Dogwood Way
Tallahassee, FL 32306
CS479 .C2 1974
Library of Congress 101 Independence Ave, SE
Washington, DC 20540
CS479 .C2 1974
Minnesota Genealogical Society 5768 Olson Memorial Hwy.
Golden Valley, MN 55442
FH C162 Ste.
New York Public Library
(Humanities & Social Sciences Library)
Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street
New York, NY 10018
ARZ (Cameron) 79-202
Ontario Genealogical Society 102 - 40 Orchard View Blvd.
Toronto, ON M4R 1B9
929.2 CAMERON - S
Parmly Billings Library 510 North Broadway
Billings, MT 59101
929.2 STEWART
Phoenix Public Library
(Burton Barr Central Library)
1221 N. Central Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85004
929.20941St495c 2001
St. Louis County Public Library
(Headquarters Branch)
1640 S. Lindbergh Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63131
R929.2 C182S
Stanford University Library
(Green Library)
Galvez Mall
Stanford, CA 94305
CS479 .C2 1974
North York Central Library
(Toronto Public Library System)
5120 Yonge St.
Toronto, ON M2N 5N9
929.2 CAMERON
Toronto Reference Library
(Toronto Public Library System)
789 Yonge St.
Toronto, ON M4W 2G8
929.209411 C12S74
University of Guelph
(McLaughlin Library)
Building 71
Wineguard Walk
Guelph, ON N1G 2W1
CS 479 C2
University of Rhode Island Library 15 Lippitt Road
Kingston, RI  02881
CS479 C2 1974
University of Toronto
(Robarts Library)
130 St. George St.
Toronto, ON M5S 1A5
CS479 .C25 S84 1981
University of Virginia Library
(Alderman Library)
Newcomb & McCormick Roads
Charlottesville VA 22904
CS479 .C2 1974
Millennium Library
(Winnipeg Public Library System)
251 Donald St.
Winnipeg, MB R3B 1B9
929.209411  STE2001

How You Can Participate

Just because the chapters and branches of the Clan Cameron Association have selected major libraries and institutions for Outreach Program donations, doesn't mean that Association members cannot also become personally involved.  When donating a copy of  "The Camerons -  A History of Clan Cameron" to your local library, favorite college or even the library in the town where you were born and raised, you are personally doing your part to leave a legacy of Cameron heritage.

Simply purchase a copy of this wonderful book from the Clan Cameron Museum via mail order.  When it arrives, either hand deliver the book or mail it to the library of your choice with a letter of explanation.  Please remember that these copies are to be gifted, free of charge, but that you may inscribe your gift (with or without a bookplate) so that future generations know who it came from.

Once the library of your choice has obtained their copy, contact us to send along the pertinent details (library name and street address, in addition to the call number they assign).  The details will be added above, to the listing of institutions with a copy available.  We would also encourage members who make this effort on their own to contact their local chapter or branch to share the information locally within their newsletter.

With the efforts of clansfolk, along with the chapters and branches of the Association, we may put forth a unified effort on this project, one that will reside throughout North America for generations to come.  That is, in itself, a noble goal for us to share.