University of Dundee Archives

"(12.30 p.m. Sun. SR Orth Backed. F8 1/25). Muick Bridge from quarry."

MS 116/3/57
Item
15 July 1920

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

The bridge from an incline. The top and the arches of the bridge can be seen. There is a horse drawn cart crossing the bridge towards the front of the picture and in the background there are trees, the tops of houses and hills.

"(12.30 p.m. Sun through cloud. Fit Lens Imperial SR Bkd. F11 1/45). Loch Kinnord near Cambus O'May."

MS 116/1/10
Item
14 July 1920

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

The loch with hills in the background and wet looking land in the foreground with reeds growing in it. There is a tree to the left of the picture.

"(12.30 p.m. Sun through cloud. Imperial SR BKd. F11 1/10). Dee bridge, Cambus O'May." A suspension bridge over a river with tree lined banks. There is a metal stairway leading down to the bridge.

MS 116/1/5
Item
9 July 1920

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

"(12.30 p.m. Sun through cloud. Wellington AntiScreen. F11 1/10). Cambus O'May, Dee." A river with tree lined banks.

MS 116/1/6
Item
9 July 1920

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

"(12.30 p.m. Sun through cloud. Wellington AntiScreen. F8 1/10 and 4 scr) River North Esk at bend."

MS 116/6/130
Item
13 July 1923

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

The river with grassy banks on both sides leading to hills. There are hills in the background and there is a tree in the foreground to the left of the river.

"(12.30 p.m. Sun. Wellington AntiScreen. F11 1/25 and 4 scr. Front lens). River North Esk."

MS 116/6/132
Item
13 July 1923

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

The river with hills in the background. There are trees on the hills and on the banks of the river there are cows grazing.

"(12.30 p.m. Sun. Wellington AntiScreen. F11 1/25 and 4 scr. Front lens). River North Esk." The river with hills in the background. There are trees to the right of the river and to the left there is an area of grass.

MS 116/6/131
Item
13 July 1923

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

"(12.30 p.m. Sun. Wellington AntiScreen. F8 1/80). River Callater."

MS 116/2/35
Item
16 July 1927

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

An arched bridge across a river. The river runs from the back of the picture to the front and in the foreground the water runs over a rocky bed. There are hills in the background and at the foot of the hill at the right of the river there are buildings. At the left of the river there is a car that has just crossed the bridge.

"(12.30 p.m. Very dull. Imperial Eclipse 650. F8 1/10). Linn of Corriemulzie." A waterfall in the middle of the picture surrounded by trees. There is an arched bridge in the background. .

MS 116/2/26
Item
13 July 1927

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

"(12.45 p.m. Sun through cloud. Imperial Eclipse. F11 1/25). Brig O'Feugh." An arched stonebuilt bridge with a rocky bank to the left and a tree hanging over into the water to the right.

MS 116/1/22
Item
16 July 1926

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

An arched stonebuilt bridge with a rocky bank to the left and a tree hanging over into the water to the right.

"(12.45 p.m. Sun through cloud. Imperial Eclipse. F9 1/30). Brig O'Feugh." An arched stonebuilt bridge over a river. The river is very rocky and there are three people on the bridge, one looking over and two walking to the far end of the bridge. There ...

MS 116/1/21
Item
16 July 1926

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

"(12.45 p.m. Sun through cloud. Imperial Eclipse. F9 1/30). Brig O'Feugh." An arched stonebuilt bridge over a river. The river is very rocky and there are three people on the bridge, one looking over and two walking to the far end of the bridge. There are trees on the far bank and behind the bridge. 16 July 1926.

An arched stonebuilt bridge over a river. The river is very rocky and there are three people on the bridge, one looking over and two walking to the far end of the bridge. There are trees on the far bank and behind the bridge.

125 years of Maritime History 1839-1964

JAMC 387.094 2 R 883
Item

Part of Joan Auld Memorial Collection

"13 Eaton Terrace", J. Maule. [1p]

Part of Diocese of Brechin: Correspondence of Alexander Penrose Forbes, Bishop of Brechin and George Frederick Boyle

(13) Letter. Clergy of Aberdeen to Clergy of Edinburgh. Send congratulations upon the "case of the Presbyters of Edinburgh and upon Bishop Miller's promotion to the see of Edinburgh". [With facsimile signatures].

BrMS 3/DC 58/2/13
Item
26 July 1727

Part of Transcripts and papers of Dean William Leslie Christie

Dean William Leslie Christie

13 March 1860, W. Upton-Richard to George Frederick Boyle. [2pp] Oxford, William Bright to George Frederick Boyle. 4pp Undated pencil draft of telegram concerning the acquittal of Bishop Forbes. 1p

Part of Diocese of Brechin: Correspondence of Alexander Penrose Forbes, Bishop of Brechin and George Frederick Boyle

"(1.30 p.m. Dull. Wellington AntiScreen. F8 1/2). Loch Lee near Edzell from West."

MS 116/5/111
Item
5 October 1925

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

The loch in the foreground to the right. At the left hand side there is a rocky area and towards the back of the water there are trees and a walled path leading up to some small buildings. There are also two buildings on the ground to the left.

"(1.30 p.m. Sun. Imperial Eclipse 650. F16 1/25). Rescobie Loch near Forfar."

MS 116/6/123
Item
23 June 1931

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

The loch with hills in the background and an area of grass in the foreground. To the right of the picture there is a tree.

"(1.30 p.m. Sun. Wellington AntiScreen. F10 1/40). Loch Lee near Edzell from West."

MS 116/5/110
Item
7 July 1922

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

The loch to the right of the picture with hills to the left and in the background. There is a path running along the side of the loch at the bottom of the hill on the left.

"(1.30 p.m. Sun. Wellington AntiScreen. F10 1/40). Loch Lee near Edzell from West." The calm water of the loch surrounded by hills. In the foreground there is a large rock in the water. There is a tree on the right bank in the foreground and behind it ...

MS 116/5/109
Item
7 July 1922

Part of Local Glass Plate Negative Collection

"(1.30 p.m. Sun. Wellington AntiScreen. F10 1/40). Loch Lee near Edzell from West." The calm water of the loch surrounded by hills. In the foreground there is a large rock in the water. There is a tree on the right bank in the foreground and behind it a path. There is a man on the path.

The calm water of the loch surrounded by hills. In the foreground there is a large rock in the water. There is a tree on the right bank in the foreground and behind it a path. There is a man on the path.

14 Cavendish Place, Cavendish Square, London, Edward Street, concerning some Pictorial scheme which Street finds dull and difficult.

Part of Diocese of Brechin: Correspondence of Alexander Penrose Forbes, Bishop of Brechin and George Frederick Boyle

(14) [Not transcribed].