Edinburgh -- Scotland
Found in 812 Collections and/or Records:
Addresses for Mr Matheson and Mr Ross, 1894
Addresses for 'Mr Matheson, 41 E[ast] London St[reet]' and 'Mr Ross, Annville, N[ew]haven Road', both Dùn Èideann.
Addresses for Mrs MacKay and Mal[colm] Macleod, 1894
Addresses which read 'Mrs [Hugh] MacKay 55 Morningside Park' and '56 Bridge St[reet] Mal[colm] Macleod'.
Addresses of 'Arch[ibald] Maccoll' and 'R Macdonald', c1893
Addresses of 'Arch[ibald] Maccoll' and 'D Macdonald', the former residing at 'Whitevale' in Slateford 'a low house' and the latter residing at '26 Struthers Street Calton Glasgow'.
Admission of William Robertson as Burgess and Guild Brother of Edinburgh, 11 February 1761
Admission of William Robertson as Burgess and Guild Brother of Edinburgh. 11 February 1761. Signed by the Dean of Guild, George Lindsay.
All the unknown is a source of wonder, March 1974
Located in Poultry Research Centre Staff Papers 1974.
Are We Becoming Less Intelligent?, 13 May 1949
The lecture outlines the concept and possible explanations for a differential birth rate, and the relationship between family size and intelligence. Thomson describes the purpose and findings of the Scottish Mental Surveys and follow-up studies.
Also includes invitation from the BBC to undertake the talk, and copy of the agreement form.
Arts Faculty Block D - William Robertson Building and David Hume Tower, 1964
9 copy architectural plans (60cm x 85cm), formerly stapled together, showing interior detail and podium plans for the University of Edinburgh Arts Faculty Block D (later the William Robertson Building and David Hume Tower). In addition there is a sheet of pencil and tracing paper draft sections undertaken by Percy Johnson Marshall & Associates.
Arts Faculty Block G feasibility study, 1965
20 copy architectural plans (60cm x 85cm) by Robert Matthew, Johnson-Marshall and Partners showing a feasibility study for the University of Edinburgh Faculty of Arts Block G which was never built. There are floor plans and block plans for both phase I and phase II at podium and subpodium level all at 1/16" to 1' scale. There are also parking plans and a site plan.
Astronomy, c1780-c1803
Notes and sketches on the rudiments of astronomy.
Bristo Square, c1978
Scenic line drawing in brown and black ink, on tracing paper (29cm x 56cm) diagonally across Edinburgh's Bristo Square looking towards the University of Edinburgh buildings: MacEwan Hall and the Student's Union building at Teviot Place. The drawing is initialled ADML.