Add to ORKGThe work is the result of a digitisation project funded by the New Opportunities Fund RLS (Resources for Learning in Scotland). This report contains 250 images and text descriptions of building stones from the historic New Town of Edinburgh, including specimens from the collections of the Edinburgh World Heritage Trust. The digitisation project took place between January and June 2003 and the images and descriptions will be made available on the RLS website and the BGS National Archive of Geological Photographs
Raking view of older (pre-19th century) tenement houses with ground floor shops; The Old Town of Edi...
Detail, base of Calton Hill (in 18th-19th centuries); A cast bronze model of the the city of Edinbur...
Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland, and has some of the finest historic stone architecture in t...
The work is the result of a digitisation project funded by the New Opportunities Fund RLS (Resource...
Abstract. The City of Edinburgh, capital of Scotland, owes its unique character and sense of place t...
Edinburgh, 'Grey Athens of the North', owes much of its fame to the quality of the sandstone from wh...
There is a growing awareness that effective repair of historic buildings and monuments requires deta...
Rear of Thomas Chalmers Statue (by John Steell, 1878) looking east down George St.; The New Town is ...
This book is the companion to Public Sculpture of Edinburgh, volume 1, ‘The Old Town and South Edinb...
The character of the UK’s built heritage has been largely determined by the country’s diverse geolog...
Raking view of older (pre-19th century) tenement houses with ground floor shops; The Old Town of Edi...
Detail, base of Calton Hill (in 18th-19th centuries); A cast bronze model of the the city of Edinbur...
Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland, and has some of the finest historic stone architecture in t...
The work is the result of a digitisation project funded by the New Opportunities Fund RLS (Resource...
Abstract. The City of Edinburgh, capital of Scotland, owes its unique character and sense of place t...
Edinburgh, 'Grey Athens of the North', owes much of its fame to the quality of the sandstone from wh...
There is a growing awareness that effective repair of historic buildings and monuments requires deta...
Rear of Thomas Chalmers Statue (by John Steell, 1878) looking east down George St.; The New Town is ...
This book is the companion to Public Sculpture of Edinburgh, volume 1, ‘The Old Town and South Edinb...
The character of the UK’s built heritage has been largely determined by the country’s diverse geolog...
Raking view of older (pre-19th century) tenement houses with ground floor shops; The Old Town of Edi...
Detail, base of Calton Hill (in 18th-19th centuries); A cast bronze model of the the city of Edinbur...
Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland, and has some of the finest historic stone architecture in t...