1869 – Newtownaird House, Dumfriesshire
From The Architect and Contract Reporter, March 6 1869: Newtonaird House, recently erected from the designs of Messrs.
From The Architect and Contract Reporter, March 6 1869: Newtonaird House, recently erected from the designs of Messrs.
The United Presbyterian Church was designed by Alexander “Greek” Thomson, and destroyed in the Second World War when it was struck by a German incendiary bomb in March 1943.
Perspective view, ground Plan with key as published in The Building News, October 14th 1870.
James Smith, minister of the Middle parish, with a large congregation, “came out” in 1843.
A promenade pier, 1250 feet long, with, at the seaward end, a substantial pierhead surmounted by an imposing pavilion with restaurant,
Designed for Alexander Mackintosh esq., the perspective including ground plans & 1st floor plans were published in The Building News,
Unsuccesful design in competition to design new episcopalian cathedral for Edinburgh.
Perspective view of unsuccessful design for Edinburgh Cathedral – the commission was won by George Gilbert Scott.
Unsuccesful design in competition to design new episcopalian cathedral for Edinburgh.
Perspective view of unsuccessful design for Edinburgh Cathedral – the commission was won by George Gilbert Scott.
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