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University of Edinburgh: development of miscellaneous areas, c1958-1978

 Series
Identifier: PJM/PJMA/EUD/G

Scope and Contents

University of Edinburgh: development of miscellaneous areas consists of:

  1. plans: Peffermill playing fields (1966-1978)
  2. aerial photograph: Pollock Halls of Residence (1967)
  3. plans: Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies (c1958-1968)

Dates

  • Creation: c1958-1978

Creator

Language of Materials

This material is in English

Conditions Governing Access

This material is unrestricted.

Biographical / Historical

Additional sites of importance to the University of Edinburgh included its playing fields at Peffermill, to the south-east of the city. A site dedicated to student residences at Salisbury Green, just to the east of the central area, was developed from 1955 as the Pollock Halls of Residence and named in honour of the donor of the land, Sir John Donald Pollock. The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies became part of the University in 1951 and there was development of its sites at Summerhall (1969-1971), just south of the central area and at the Bush Estate (1952), to the north-west of the city.

Full Extent

From the undefined: 3 metres

Physical Description

7 plan files

Archivist's Note

None

Sarah Higgins 1 December 2003

Repository Details

Part of the University of Edinburgh Library Heritage Collections Repository

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