Two original pages from The North East Times entitled ‘Tyneside Architect Remembered’ dated July 1984, on the subject of an exhibition in the Central Library, Newcastle to celebrate the work of Robert Burns Dick. The two pages show mostly photographs of those present at the opening of the exhibition. Names are provided.

An original leaflet commemorating the 150th anniversary of the foundation of the Royal Institute of British Architects, dated 1984. The leaflet entitled ‘The Unknown Architect’ celebrates the career of Robert Burns Dick by providing details of many of his best known buildings.

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.

An original newspaper article entitled ‘New look at old buildings’ from The Journal, 1st June 1984, covering the opening of the RIBA exhibition in the Central Library, Newcastle, to celebrate the work of Robert Burns Dick.

An original newspaper article entitled ‘Architect Remembered’ from The Evening Chronicle, 1st June 1984, covering the celebration of Robert Burns Dick’s work at the opening of the Royal Institute of British Architects exhibition to mark their 150th year.

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.

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.

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.