Inglis, Francis Caird, 1876-1940, (photographer)

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Mounted photograph showing Register House and Waterloo Place. Label on front of card reads “lent to ‘Cities Exhibition’ (?1910) no.444." Number 123 attached to front. No. 112/25 pencilled on back. There is also a price 1/6 (=7.5p) in the top right hand back corner.

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2 photographs by Francis Caird Inglis (Castlehill Studio) on mount. 1. New College from the National Gallery; 2. Early view of Ramsay Garden, before Sidney Mitchell's additions, and New Town beyong. Possibly taken from Cannonball House.

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Photograph showing the buildings on the Mound before clearance and reconstruction after 1843. “Francis Caird Inglis Photographer to her Majesty at Edinburgh”, taken in 1843 with site of reconstructions marked in by hand. Probably in touring collection.

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Photograph showing the buildings on the Mound before clearance and reconstruction after 1843. “Francis Caird Inglis Photographer to her Majesty at Edinburgh”. There is a detailed advertisement for Ingli's work on the cardboard back of the photograph.

Scope and Contents Reproduction photograph showing view from the castle of the Esplanade, the Lawnmarket, St John’s Tolbooth Church, St Giles etc. c1848. The Church St Columba’s by the Castle on extreme right still under construction (1860). Note also that the upper two floors of the Outlook Tower had not been built yet. Inscribed on back of card in pencil, “Photo D. O. Hill, before the construction of tenements to R. and Ramsay Garden (1894-98).” Printed on back: “Francis Caird Inglis, etc. etc., Portrait...

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View of Princes Street from Calton Hill showing the outline of the proposed North British Hotel which was completed in 1902. (renamed The Balmoral in 1990). No attribution but note on the back suggests “by Francis Caird Inglis”. Text in pencil on back reads 112/32.