Interior of 'Old' Library (once Union Mount) with wooden supports, 1961.

Photo of Illustration from U.C.D. magazine 'College'. Coat ofarms, crest and lettering.

Henry Scrymgeour Building. Opening, 1979. Earl of Dundee and Walter Kamba shaking hands.

Portrait. Head and shoulders. Stewart, William Duncan Paterson (Professor).

Portrait. Photo of portrait painting by Sir David Macnee, 1880. Baxter, John Boyd (Dr.).

Illustrated advertisement for College gowns by tailor, Alex Heggie.

Interior, Sir Dingle Foot MP, stepping up on 'stage' to receive honorary degree. Principal at podium, gowns, figures in foreground applauding. James Drever.

Photo of drawing of Perth Road Frontage by C.G.L. Philips, c.1914. Trees, two students seated under a tree.

Portrait. Head and shoulders. Mackay, John Yule (Professor).

Perth Road looking west outside U.C.D. , 1897. Horse-drawn carriage by Queens Hotel, gas lamps, pedestrians.

Henry Scrymgeour Building. Interior Law Library: Students at desks, stain-glass windows.

Portrait. Head and shoulders, gown. Cameron, James (Honorary Graduate).

Ewing Building. Satellite signal receiving equipment on roof, 1975.

Portrait. Head and shoulders, hooded garment, Rector, 1892 - 98. 3rd Marquess of Bute (Rector).

Opening of Tower Building. Queen Mother unveiling plaque in foyer of Tower building. Many onlookers in foyer and in balcony. Queen Mother (Chancellor).

Doris Livingston Mackinnon

University College, Dundee, Glen Clova Field Station. Students outside huts by stream, hills, trees. Peacock, Alexander David (Professor).

Portrait. Head and shoulders, c.1962. Tulloch, William John (Professor).

Several students in Tower Library during a 24 hour work-in, 1968. Includes George Robertson, Ben Anderson (standing on left, chequered jacket), Don Roxburgh (sitting on right, jumper) and John Munn (kneeling, right foreground).

Photograph of a satirical cartoon. Principal James Drever (cowboy) leading a cow (i.e. Queen’s College) from St Andrews towards Dundee while two robins look on. The cartoon refers to the decision to make the College an independent university, following th