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Blairs College, Aberdeen. St Mary's College Blairs, more commonly known as Blairs College, was a junior seminary. The seminary college closed 1986 but the chapel continues to be used as a place of worship. The college is now Blairs Museum, a museum of Catholic History with a significant collection relating to Mary Queen of Scots.
Welcome to the Scottish Catholic Heritage Collections Trust. Over the years, SCHCT has accumulated an internationally renowned collection of fine and decorative art from a number of benefactors, including bishops, priests and friends as well as inheriting important collections from former Scots Colleges throughout Europe and the former Catholic Seminaries at Scalan, Aquorthies, and Blairs.
From this page you can access information about the Friends of Blairs, and, most importantly, Join Us! The association was set up in September 2001 by and for the benefit of former pupils, staff, and friends of the college. For more information have a look at the constitution. Scroll down to access committee minutes. Apart from overseas members ...
St Mary's College, Blairs (commonly known as Blairs College), situated near Aberdeen in Scotland, was from 1829 to 1986 a junior seminary for boys and young men studying for the Roman Catholic priesthood. Part of the former college now houses Blairs Museum, the museum of Scotland's Catholic heritage. The New Chapel is a Category A listed building, with the other buildings listed as Category B.
Located only 4 miles from Aberdeen, off the South Deeside Rd, Blairs Museum gives a unique insight into Scotland's Catholic history and heritage with spectacular collections spanning more than 500 years. The collection includes paintings (including the memorial portrait of Mary, Queen of Scots), church textiles from the 1400s, sacred silver ...
The Blairs Library, a collection of 27,000 books once housed at Blairs College, is currently on loan to the University of Aberdeen and stored at Special Collections within the Sir Duncan Rice Library As the only such institution in Scotland, Blairs College accumulated books from the Scots Colleges founded in mainland Europe at Douai, Paris, Rome and Valladolid after the Reformation, and from ...
But here I am, a college professor and an assistant provost. Blair challenged me to engage in learning, not to just complete the assignment, but to embrace the challenge.” Passionate about his work, he wishes to leave his alma mater with one important note: “Policies have unintended consequences.
