Mounted photograph of a newspaper article (1919) describing a fire at 'Cross house'.
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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.
Material relating to The Wedge at Moorside North
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Material relating to the Tyne Bridge
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Material relating to Millmount, Ponteland Road
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Material relating to Cross House, Westgate Road
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Magazine pages of an exhibition in Newcastle Central Library celebrating the work of RBD.
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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.
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Personal photographs of Robert Burns Dick and family and friends.
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Copy of two photographs (1915) of groups of soldiers.
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Copy of an original black and white photograph taken in 1915 and portraying an unidentified group of soldiers at Frenchman’s Point. Also on the same sheet is a copy of an original black and white photograph taken in 1915 portraying an unidentified group of officers. This copy of the original was created 1991.
Copy of three portrait photographs, RBD and his wife (1910) and RBD in a suit.
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Copy of two original black and white photographs. One is a head and shoulders portrait of Robert Burns Dick in ‘dress uniform’. The other is a head and shoulders portrait of Robert Burns Dick’s wife, Margaret Mary Ann (Morason). The photograph of Robert Burns Dick appears to have been taken c.1910. These copies of the originals were created 1991.