Photocopy of an unidentified newspaper article dated 1921 in which Messrs Cackett and Burns Dick have been selected as one of the final six designs to build a hospital and medical school near Cairo. With a photocopy of another unidentified newspaper article on the subject of the appointment of Messrs Cackett, Burns Dick and McKellar as the architects to complete the South Shields infirmary extension scheme. This copy of the original was created 1991.

Photocopy of a newspaper article dated 11th January 1928 on the subject of a lecture delivered by Robert Burns Dick on “Newcastle’s Municipal Buildings”. The lecture was delivered at Armstrong College under the auspices of the Newcastle-upon-Tyne Society. The article summarises the points covered by Robert Burns Dick in the lecture, including need for a permanent exhibition hall connected to local industries and issues relating to the newly proposed civic centre. This copy of the original was created 1991.

Photocopy of an unidentified and undated newspaper article announcing the marriage of Robert Burns Dick at the age of 71 to Miss Amy Alexander Nancy Smith at Epsom. With a coloured photocopy of a list of names of those in attendance at lunch on the day Robert Burns Dick and Amy Smith were married, on Grosvenor House-headed paper and dated 18.12.31. This copy of the original was created 1991.

An original newspaper article and a coloured photocopy of the same article from The Journal dated November 1st 1982 by Dick Godfrey entitled ‘The unknown architect’. The article explores Robert Burns Dick’s great plan for the redevelopment of Newcastle City Centre.

An original newspaper article from The Journal dated June 20th 1984 by Dick Godfrey entitled ‘The forgotten architect’. The article reflects on the rediscovery of Robert Burns Dick as one of the most important architects of the Twentieth Century.

An original newspaper article entitled ‘Unknown Architect’ at Berwick on the subject of Berwick Police Station which was designed by Robert Burns Dick.

An original newspaper article from the Evening Chronicle on 7th June 1984 entitled ‘Find dad’s painting’ on the subject of Emma Angus’s search for a lost watercolour of the Spanish City’s Dome by her father, Robert Burns Dick.

Original newspaper clippings from The Journal containing the obituary of Amy Dick, Burns Dick’s second wife, dated 10th and 11th August 1984. She died on 9th August, 1984. Also included is a clipping from the Evening Chronicle dated 12th July 1984.

Photocopy of an original obituary for Robert Burns Dick entitled ‘Death of Noted Architect’, from the Surrey Comet, dated 18th December 1954.