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Miscellaneous records relating to the hospital, includes: Stock ledger: farm animals; Memo book from Steward to Medical Superintendent; Additions and alterations to Asylum; Volume of correspondence; 'Rosslynlee Hospital' pamphlet; Female Ward Work Book; Dangerous Drugs ward register; a Medical Digest; Asylum Library Ledger (undated); and a copy of Rules and Regulations for Staff.

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Concerns the assessment of options for the Phase II redevelopment of the Royal Edinburgh Hospital. Includes appraisal document outlining the five options with plans and the disposal of Thomas Clouston Clinic.

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Includes plans of the site and a document concerning the rationalisation of the land.

Scope and Contents The works of Edward Sang include 13 volumes of logarithms and 26 miscellaneous volumes on a variety of mathematical subjects including geometry and algebra, trigonometry, the theory of variables, driving belt calculations, and load-bearing calculations for the Forth Bridge. There is also a volume on The teeth of wheels.Evidence of Sang's surveying/civil engineering is shown in the plans of the policies of Mount Melville, 1818 (estate in Cameron,...

Scope and Contents The collection is composed of: architectural plans and drawings of non-ecclesiastical buildings mainly in the British Isles, but also in France, Germany and the Netherlands; a volume of cuttings and book reviews of Drummond's works; a notebook of Scottish history; a number of off-prints, 1935-1952, on various subjects including church architecture, Henry Bazely, Father Ignatius, and Pugin; correspondence, 1969-1980, addressed to Mrs. A. L. Drummond in connection with A. L. Drummond's books...

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Identical to LHB7/19/8/11 except for the inclusion of two plans: a coloured site plan and a floor lay-out. Two copies.

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Architectural plans, building applications and correspondence relating to premise alterations at 58-60 Broughton Street, which at the time was the office of the Scottish Homosexual Rights Group and where Edinburgh Befrienders operated from.