Box PC6/2

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Fragment of a larger print showing a general view of the ruins, etched by William Lizars.

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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

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Plan of Edinburgh and Leith with suburbs. From Ordnance and actual survey, constructed for the Post Office Directory, 1876, by John Bartholomew. Railways highlighted by hand. Probably not in the touring "Cities and Town Planning Exhibition". Torn paper map in envelope inscribed, "Leith (Plan) Abercrombie (1945) (Colour)."

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Original pen-and-ink drawing with water-colour finish. No attribution. An early paddle steamer. Note in pencil reads "Forth & Clyde Canal c.1828" and "before Rlys" (railways) in the bottom margin. The top margin has "Forth & Clyde Canal" in block capitals, followed by "Built 1820 - 1845" and "important."

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Kay's plan of Edinburgh containing all improvments at present in progress as well as those in completion, 1829. Drawn and engraved by Kirkwood and Son, "Being a reduction of their large plan laid down from Actual Survey on a scale of 14 inches to the mile". Not listed in the catalogue of Geddes' "Cities and Town Planning Exhibition, 1946-48".

Scope and Contents Likely to be a facsimile of an engraving made by David Allan in 1789, of the Ceremony of the laying of the foundation stone at the New College of Edinburgh. This refers to what is now called The Old College Quad at the University of Edinburgh. 1st, Gand Lodge of Scotland; 2nd, Lord Provost, Magistrates & Council; 3rd. Professors & Students; 4th, Procession of Free Masons; 5th, South Bridge terminated by a distant view of the Register Office. "D. Allan del. et incid. Edinbr. Novr. 26,...

Scope and Contents A duplicate copy of a facsimile of an engraving made by David Allen in 1789, of the Ceremony of the laying of the foundation stone at the New College of Edinburgh. This refers to what is now called The Old College Quad at the University of Edinburgh. 1st, Gand Lodge of Scotland; 2nd, Lord Provost, Magistrates & Council; 3rd. Professors & Students; 4th, Procession of Free Masons; 5th, South Bridge terminated by a distant view of the Register Office. "D. Allan del. et incid. Edinbr....

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One of three engravings showing Robert Adam's plans for the New University, design of the east front. F. Jukes fecit, marked "Published as the Act Directs, 1791". Number on back: 66731. Inscription on back of sheet "Thin, 13 Nov, 1950." Designs were not carried out exactly to these drawings.

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One of three engravings showing Robert Adam's plans for the New University, design of the south front. F. Jukes fecit, marked "Published as the Act Directs, 1791". Inscription on back of sheet "Thin, 13 Nov, 1950." Designs were not carried out exactly to these drawings.

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One of three engravings showing Robert Adam's plans for the New University, plan of the principal story. All rooms identified and location shown as part of South Bridge Street. "Harding Sulpt", marked "Published as the Act Directs, 1791" with number 66731 on back. Inscription on back of sheet "Thin, 13 Nov, 1950." Designs were not carried out exactly to these drawings.