Photocopied typed account of the history of Millmount, headed “from files kept by Ian Angus” (RBD’S grandson). It is not known when the text was written, although it is likely to have been after 1939. This copy of the original was created 1991.

Photocopied typed account of the history of The Wedge, entitled “On completion” and headed “from files kept by Ian Angus” (RBD’S grandson). It is not known when the text was written, although it is likely to have been after 1939. Including images of the laying of the foundation stone of The Wedge on 7th January 1935, annotated with the date 15 March 1991 (possibly indicating when the photographs were photocopied).

Copy of an original black and white photograph of Millmount. The original photograph appears to have been taken some time in the second half of the twentieth century. This copy of the original was created 1991.

Photocopy of two obituaries for Robert Burns Dick regarding his death on 11th December 1954. The first is likely to be from the ‘Esher News’. The second source is unknown.

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.

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

Photocopy of an original typed, short biography of Robert Burns Dick on Cackett, Burns Dick and Mackellar headed paper (3 pages). Dated 24th December 1954 which was the year of his death, and giving details of his career, associations and other information in bulletin form.

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