Box PC6/2
Contains 32 Results:
Foot of the West Bow, 1881, c 1914
Second copy of a litograph showing the foot of the West Bow, engraved by James Duffield Harding and drawn by George Cattermole but with larger margins (See Coll-1167/B/6/2).
Moray House, Canongate, c 1914
Old Parliament House and St Giles: The Public Characters of Edinburgh 50 years since, c 1914
Coloured Print, copy of an engraving by John Le Conte, etched by Thomas Dobbie, published by Alexander Hill, 67 Princes Street, Edinburgh, 1 October 1844.
Photographs of Edinburgh by Thomas Vernon Begbie, c 1914
9 photographs of Edinburgh by Thomas Begbie on 1 mount. 1. Cardinal Beatons House, Cowgate. (demolished) 2. Site of Alan Ramsays Shop, north side of High Street. 3. Entrance Gate, Moray House, Canongate. 4. Lower End of Canongate, North side (demolished). 5. Canongate Tolbooth, North side of Canongate. 6. Huntly House, Canongate, South side. 7. Queen Marys Bath, (tenement on right demolished) 8. Abbey Hill (demolished) 9. Abbey Strand, Holyrood.
Edgar's plan of Edinburgh, 1742, c 1914
The plan of the city and castle of Edinburgh by William Edgar Architect anno 1742. Appears in Geddes' "Edinburgh Survey", no. 118 (i).
State of the Parliament Square at day-break of Wednesday, 17 November 1824, c 1914
Likely to be a duplicate reproduction of an engraving by William Lizars, showing the state of the Parliament Square at day-break on Wednesday 17 November 1824.
In the Old Assembly Close, 17 November 1824, c 1914
Print from lithograph, showing the Old Assembly Close on the second day of the Great Fire of Edinburgh. inscribed in ink. No attribution.
View from the Old Fish Market Close, November 1824, c 1914
Print from an etching by William Lizars, showing the view from the Old Fish Market Close.
General view of the ruins, 19 November 1824, c 1914
Fragment of a larger print showing a general view of the ruins, etched by William Lizars.
Plan of the new streets and squares intended for the City of Edinburgh, 1767, c 1914
Most likely a facsimile of James Craig's plan of the New Town dated 1767. This plan was to begun to be carried into execution Anno 1767. The Right Honourble Gilbert Laurie Esq. Lord Provost