Edinburgh. Europe - United Kingdom - Scotland - Edinburgh. Inhabited place. Longitude: -3.2167. Latitude: 55.9500.
Found in 81 Collections and/or Records:
Print, undated, by Waterson, Edinburgh - Caledonian Railway brought by East End and Leith - Edinburgh, Railways - surveyed by Frank Simon and Henry Kerr., ?19th century.
Printed plans of Edinburgh Station, and branches to Granton, to the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway, Wilsontown, Fauldhouse, Biggar and Broughton, by Joseph Locke and J E Errington., 1846.
Prints. 2 copies. - Extension and sewerage, plans and sections - Edinburgh - surveyed by D and T Stevenson., 1884-1885.
A group of about 2500 plans, chiefly made by Messrs Stevenson. Their business was concerned chiefly with sea-works, lighthouses, harbours, canals and river courses, and the plans reflect this interest, although there are some items relating to railways and bridges.
Reduced engraved plan showing proposed railway line from Edinburgh to the coalfields of Mid and East Lothian, surveyed by Robert Stevenson., 1818.
Reduced lithographic copy of the sketch of a proposed new access from the Cross to the Grass Market (Acc.10706/466)., ?1824.
Reduced plan and section of the proposed railway between Edinburgh and Glasgow and branches, surveyed under the direction of James Jardine., 1826.
Reduced plan of part of the shires of Edinburgh, Haddington, Berwick, Roxburgh and Selkirk shewing proposed lines of railway from the coalfield of Midlothian to the Rivers Tweed and Leeder, by Robert Stevenson., 1821.
'Register of the weather for 1809' at Invery and Edinburgh, by an unknown author., 1808-1812.
'Register of weather kept in Merchant Court Observatory from 1801 to 1804-1805 by Alex Adie'., 1801-1805.
Scrapbooks of Katy Horseman, containing material relating to Edinburgh, pots, people and cats., 1949-1990s, undated.
Section of Ordnance Survey map - Map of shire of Edinburgh - Edinburgh - surveyed by Racine., 1857.
Section of Ordnance Survey map - Map of shire of Edinburgh - Edinburgh - surveyed by Racine., 1847.
Section plan and sections of railway line from Newton Colliery to John's Mains through the lands of Edmonston, by Robert Stevenson., 1818.
Sections of the ground surveyed for the several lines of the Edinburgh Railway., 1818.
Sketch map of the City of Edinburgh and Leith with the estate of Prestonfield and lands adjacent, by David Crawford, surveyor., 1824.
Sketch of a plan and section of ground for a new justiciary courthouse and prison., ?1812.
On paper watermarked 1812.
Sketch of a proposed new access from the Cross to the Grass Market, by Robert Stevenson., 1824.
Sketch of part of the Grounds of North Loch, Edinburgh showing the proposed improvements, Robert Stevenson., 1816.
Sketch showing the western line of approach to the City of Edinburgh proposed by Mr Stevenson., Undated.
'Sunshine, rainfall, wind etc', compiled by Robert Mossman., 1770-1894.
These volumes compiled by Robert Mossman each have inscribed on the first page "Working sheets used in the preparation of tables of daily means in paper on 'The meteorology of Edinburgh' pt i 'Trans R Soc Edin' vol xxviii pages 681-755".
Survey of a proposed line of railway between Edinburgh and Glasgow, by Robert Stevenson., 1825, 1826, 1830, 1831.
Survey of the lands of Calton Hill and design for a new approach to the City of Edinburgh, signed Robert Stevenson., 1814.
'Synopsis of meteorological observations taken at Blacket Place, Edinburgh by R C Mossman'., 1886-1900.
Robert Mossman (1870-1940), Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, Fellow of the Royal Meteorological Society, was Meteorologist to the Scottish Antarctic Expedition and to the Argentine government.
'Temperatures and pressures', compiled by Robert Mossman., 1770-1781, 1814-1894.
These volumes compiled by Robert Mossman each have inscribed on the first page "Working sheets used in the preparation of tables of daily means in paper on 'The meteorology of Edinburgh' pt i 'Trans R Soc Edin' vol xxviii pages 681-755".
'The meteorology of Edinburgh', compiled by Robert Mossman., 1770-1894.
These volumes compiled by Robert Mossman each have inscribed on the first page "Working sheets used in the preparation of tables of daily means in paper on 'The meteorology of Edinburgh' pt i 'Trans R Soc Edin' vol xxviii pages 681-755".