Glasgow (Scotland)
Found in 43 Collections and/or Records:
6. Stirling, Lanark (Glasgow), Renfrew, Dunbarton, circa 1850 (spine-dated 1849)
Barony Church, Glasgow, c 1914
A lithograph showing the Barony Church with Glasgow Cathedral behind. Drawn by J.C. Brown; lithographer, J.Gordon Junr. A. & J. Macpherson Edinburgh.
Cathedral, Infirmary and Barony Church, Glasgow, c 1914
A lithograph showing Glasgow Cathedral, the Royal Infirmary and the Barony Church. Likely to date pre 1840s as the Cathedral still has its Bell Tower and Consistory House. Hand coloured. Lithographer, Nichol, Edinburgh. Published by J. & D. Nichol, Montrose.
Cathedral of Glasgow, c 1914
An engraving showing the Cathedral of Glasgow. Drawn by William Brown and engraved by William Home Lizars. To William Smith Esqr. Lord Provost of the city of Glasgow, this view is dedicated by his Most Obt. Humble Sert. Wm. Brown. Note Bell Tower and Consistory House.
Cathedral of Glasgow, c 1914
Large folio containing plans and elevations of proposed restoration and additions to the Cathedral of Glasgow (apparently incomplete).
Craigpark House, Dennistoun, c 1914
A collotype showing Craigpark House in Dennistoun, Glasgow, 1871. Drawn by [D. Small].
Crypt Under the Cathedral, c 1914
An engraving showing the Crypt under the Glasgow Cathedral from the west end. Drawn and engraved by Joseph Swan.
Early nineteenth-century manuscript notes kept by a hospital doctor, [c 1818-1820]
Four Scenes On One Print: Vue De La Ville De Glasgow Vue Du Bourgh D'Hamilton Le College (Sic) De Glasgow Vue Du Chateau De Bothwell, c 1914
Four scenes on one print showing "Vue de la Ville de Glasgow; Vue du Bourgh d'Hamilton; Le College de Glasgow; and Vue du Chateau de Bothwell." See Coll-1167/1/10/1 for duplicate.
Four Scenes: Vue de la Ville de Glasgow du Cote du Nord-Est, Le College de Glasgow, Vue du Bourg D?Hamilton, Vue du Chateau De Bothwell, c 1914
A duplicate copy of an engraving by Van der Aa showing a view of Glasgow from the north east, the University of Glasgow, Hamilton and Bothwell Castle. One of a series of eight. See Coll-1167/C/1/13 for originals.