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Taken from the top level, showing part of top level and dome.

Taken from top level looking across and down.

Possibly by Annan, no mark, but taken around same time and mounted similarly to photograph ref: OP 2/1/16.

Submitted by David Barclay, architect. 'C.W.E.' written on bottom left corner. Pencil annotations on reverse of mounted copy.

Posed photograph, group of men in bowler hats and top hats, some flat caps; one standing on the foundation stone, with trowel.

King raising his hat.

Portrait photographs of the architect (David Barclay), the Chairman of GWSTC [W R Copland] and the Secretary [H F Stockdale]. Photographs of the laying of the foundation stone (same as ref: OP/2/1/19/7-9).

From south east corner of George Street/Montrose Street. Flags waving from window. Annotated on reverse: 'The whole Building once belonged to a Mr. McKay who was rescued by Grace Darling[?]. 183 George Street - The top flat and attics were where my Grandmother lived - She and my mother and aunts are all at the windows watching the laying of the foundation stone. (Prof. J Muir lived in the first floor flat). The ground floor was a warehouse.'

Passing down Gibson Street, Hillhead, on their way to lay the foundation stone. Crowds lining the street.

Photographed from behind the platform. Annotated on reverse 'Taken from the window of my grandmother's house'.

Photographed from behind the platform.

One copy slightly torn.

View of platform from the right-hand side, showing crowds in the streets.