No. 2, Volume 65, 2017
Silvo Torkar: The bridge that gave the name to Most na Soči- Vanja Kočevar: Identity of the Carniolan Provincial Estates in the Early Modern Period
- Tita Porenta: Development of beekeeping and beekeepers societies in Upper Carniola
- Aleš Šafarič: Creation of the Slovenian Catholic gymnastics organisation Orel
- Miha Šimac: The Decorated Teacher from Hoče Radovan Mejovšek (1884–1971)
- David Petelin: Social image of Ljubljana in 1945–1965
- Renato Podbersič: »House of the living« in Rožna Dolina. Jewish cemetery between Gorizia and Nova Gorica
- Vito Hazler: Reflections on the wandelbahn of Rogaška Slatina and other similar buildings featured by thermal spas in Europe
No. 1, Volume 65, 2017
- Blaž Otrin: A biography of travel photographer Christian Paier (1839–1895)
- Rok Poles: About a moustached man in search of a coachman without a moustache. Fragments about baron Haebler, the master of Gutenbüchl and his mysterious wife
- Gašper Grahelj: Refugees in Idrija and the surrounding villages in the period 1914–1915
- Tomasz Pudłocki: In the time of forced evacua tion of the Galician people. Rev. Dr. Jan Trznadel in Styria
- Katarina Keber: Epidemic on school benches. A case of spanish flu in 1918 in central Slovenia
- David Petelin: Housing conditions in Ljubljana during the period of 1945–1965
- Jelka Piškurić: Houses, kindergartens, schools, roads. Construction in the municipality of Ljubljana Vič-Rudnik
No. 3, Volume 64, 2016 From the history of Zgornja Gorenjska
- Miha Preinfalk: From Radovljica to Kranjska Gora … and round about
- Gašper Oitzl: The settlement structure of Zgornja Gorenjska in the Middle Ages
- Matjaž Bizjak: Identification of estate units of the medieval land register. A case of the ecclesiastical “seigniory” in Lesce
- Igor Sapač: The Waldenberg or Pusti grad Castle near Radovljica. A description of architectural history
- Igor Sapač: The Bela Peč/Weissenfels Castle and its architectural-historical importance
- Boris Golec: Peculiarities of the emergence and development of the ironmaking market town of Bela Peč
- Boris Golec: Matevž Režen von Segalla (1665–1722) – from a serf’s son from Sorško polje to a lord from the Upper Sava valley
- Barbara Žabota: Reformation and Counter-Reformation in Zgornja Gorenjska
- Veronika Pflaum: ʻSt. Hemma Blast Furnaceʼ. Iron Foundry at Nomenj in Bohinj
- Marko Mugerli: The role of Bucelleni and Ruard families in the Upper Sava Valley iron production
- Gorazd Stariha: The Dovje Municipality and its forests
- Alenka Kačičnik Gabrič: Rural life in the Upper Sava Valley in the 18th and 19th centuries
- Miha Šimac: Anton Zupan (1874–1954), a grammar school teacher from Vrba
- Matjaž Ambrožič: Cast steel bells of the Jesenice Ironworks of the Carniolan Industrial Company
- Aljaž Pogačnik: Theatrical activity in Jesenice in the interwar period and repertoires of individual theatres
- Špela Smolej Milat: How they used to live in Jesenice? Festive customs and traditions
- Matjaž Geršič, Matija Zorn: Natural disasters reflected in geographical names – a few examples from the Western Karavanke Mountains and western Kamnik–Savinja Alps
- Rok Filipčič: ‘Our boys did an amazing job.’ Wartime events in Zgornja Gorenjska during the War of Independence in 1991
No. 2, Volume 64, 2016
- Martin Bele: Frederik V of Ptuj
- Maja Toš: The Stubenbergs of Vurberk (Wurmberg) and their mark on their local environment
- Janez Weiss: Stories From the Border of the Empire:The Vinica Castle and the Semenič Family, Beginnings and First Owners in Light of New Archival Sources
- Andraž Kovač: Death, salvation and the search for meaning: Christoph Spindler’s funeral sermon for Herbard von Auersperg and noble ethos during the confessional era
- Andraž Žvab: Baroque Alchemy in Carniola
- Lidija Slana: Owners of the Jablje mansion through time and some of their portraits from the 18th and 19th centuries
- Andrejka Ščukovt: Life of a border village in light of the settlement and building development of Robidišče
No. 1, Volume 64, 2016
- Monika Deželak Trojar: Spaces of Johann Ludwig Schönleben and their influence on the course of his life and creative path
- Anna-Maria Lesigang-Bruckmüller: Latin dedicatory poems in the introduction to The Glory of the Duchy of Carniola
- Zdenka Bonin: Life and diet in the St. Clare Convent in Koper at the end of the 18th century
- Bojana Jović: »The Ripper of Roiano«. The case of Julius Födransperg of 1908 in light of press coverage
- Robert Devetak: Charitable activities of Slovenian women in Gorizia during the first year of the First World War
- Mateja Ratej: A war after the war – Ambrož Malek’s fatherhood
- Matej Ocvirk: Associations and social life in Teharje before the Second World War
No. 3, Volume 63, 2015 From the history of Karst
- Mateja Ferk, Matija Zorn: Kras – a polysemous term with international recognition
- Miha Kosi: A struggle for passes towards the Adriatic – Karst from the 12th to the 15th centuries (political and military historical sketch)
- Boris Golec: The Karst, its people and geographic Karst names in early Slovenian texts
- Žiga Zwitter: Selected environmental history aspects of the Lipica stud farm from its foundation to the early 1630s
- Aleksander Panjek: Il centro storico di Duino in età moderna: un disegno incantato d‘archivio
- Eva Holz: Road connections in the Karst from the end of the 17th to the mid-19th century
- Dragica Čeč: Serf rebellion in the Švarcenek seigniory during the Tolmin peasant revolt
- Meta Turk: A few fragments from the history of the Petazzi family
- Petra Kavrečič: Tourism development of Vilenica and Škocjan caves according to reports by alpine societies and guides in the second half of the 19th century
- Matija Zorn, Peter Kumer, Mateja Ferk: From forest to forest or where is the bare rocky Karst?
- Barbara Šatej: A contribution to the work of the Sežana-based women’s subsidiary of the Cyril and Methodius Society
- Matjaž Ravbar: Airfields in the Karst during the Isonzo Front
- Jasna Fakin Bajec: Komen – the Paris of the Karst. Interpretation of local history based on oral and newspaper sources from the first half of the 20th century
- Miroslava Cencič: Primary education in the Karst under the Allied Military Administration
- Nadja Terčon: »The Karst dwelled forever in their hearts« – The Karst, its people and the sea
- Dimitrij Mlekuž: Forms of prehistoric field division in the Karst
- Domen Zupančič, Manca Vinazza: Prehistoric dry wall construction in the Karst
- Eda Belingar: Dry wall – the cornerstone of cultural landscape in the karst
- Verena Perko: Museum of Kras Region and contemporary society: between desires and needs, theory and practice