Photocopy of an original obituary by Cyril Arthur Farey for Robert Burns Dick, announcing his death at his home in Esher on 11th December. From 'The Builder' dated 17th December 1954.

B.A. (Hons) Archtecture Thesis

Original copy of two pages of notes, written by Patricia Mosseveld, Regional Secretary of the RIBA. She suggests the subject of Cackett and Burns Dick for the forthcoming ‘festival’ - 150th anniversary of the RIBA - which was held in 1984.

Copy (made in 1991) of an original black and white photograph taken in 1919 at Millmount portraying Robert Burns Dick with his daughter Emma, her baby son Ian F Angus and grandmother Marion Cameron. This copy of the original was created 1991.

Copy of an original black and white photograph of Millmount with figures. A lady is on the terrace and a gentleman is on the lawn below. Three young girls are in the middle of the lawn. The figures may be Robert Burns Dick, his wife and three children. The photograph appears to have been taken c.1930. This copy of the original was created 1991.

Coloured photograph of an original document, dated 5th July 1899: Covenant between James Thorburn Cackett and Robert Burns Dick to form a business partnership to be known as “Cackett and Burns Dick”, subject to the terms laid out in the document. This copy of the original was created 1991.

Copy, mounted on board, of a newspaper article from The Evening Chronicle dated the 23rd December 1919 describing a fire at ‘Cross House’ in which ten people died and about another forty were injured. This copy of the original was created 1991.

Photocopy of an unidentified newspaper extract entitled ‘Looking Ahead’ detailing a presidential address delivered by Robert Burns Dick to the Northern Architectural Association in 1914. This copy of the original was created 1991.

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.