1802 – West Prison, Aberdeen, Scotland
Aberdeen’s Bridewell opened 1802 and was demolished around 1868. An impressive stone gateway to the Bridewell prison stood until 1883 when it was demolished.
1858 – Life Association of Scotland, Princes Street, Edinburgh
Architect: David Rhind
Constructed between 1855 and 1858 above and around three Georgian townhouses at 81,
1867 – Sheriff Court, Edinburgh, Scotland
Architect: David Bryce
Demolished 1938 and replaced by the National Library of Scotland,
1869 – Newtonaird House, Dumfriesshire, Scotland
Architect: Peddie & Kinnear
From The Architect and Contract Reporter,
1869 – United Presbyterian Church, Queens Park, Glasgow
Architect: A. & G. Thomson
The United Presbyterian Church was designed by Alexander “Greek”
1870 – Gallowhill House, Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Architect: Salmon, Son & Ritchie
Perspective view, ground Plan with key as published in The Building News,
1876 – Earnockmuir, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Architect: William Leiper
Perspective view of proposed alterations published in The Building News,
1878 – St. Mary’s Tower, Dunkeld, Scotland
Architect: John Carver
The Property of The Right Hon.Lord John Manners.
1879 – City Of Glasgow Bank, Glasgow
Architect: Campbell Douglas & Sellars
The City of Glasgow Bank is now largely known for its spectacular collapse in October 1878,
1881 – Calton Jail, Edinburgh
Architect: W.B. Collinson
The notorious Calton Jail was a complex comprising a Debtors’
