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30 PUBLIC OFFICES, BUILDINGS, &c
Cholera and Smallpox Hospital, Kingscross f^'
City Architect's Office, 32 Bank street
*City Assembly Rooms, foot of Castle street
City Chamberlain's Office, City Chambers, 14| High street
City Chambers, 14J High street ^
City Churches — comprising St Mary's, or the Parish Church of Dundee ; St' ^,,
Paul's, or Sovith Church ; and St Clement's, or Steeple Ch., Nethergate
City Engineer's Office, 91 Commercial street
Clepington Established Church, top of Isla street
Clepington Public School, 54 Cotton road
Clydesdale Bank, east end of High street
Collector of Poor Rates for Dundee Combination, 1 St Clement's lane
Collector of Inland Revenue, 31 Bank street
Commercial Bank, 85 Commercial street
Conservative Reading Rooms, 142 Perth road and 133 Hilltown
Constitution Road Chapel, 5 Constitution road
Convalescent House, 14 William street, Victoria road
Convalescent Home, Barnhill, Broughty Ferry
Convent of the Sisters of Mercy, Lawside, Gardner street
Courthouse Buildings, West Bell street
Cowgate Public School, 56 Cowgate
Cui'ling Pond, Stobsmuir, Pitkerro road
Curr Night Refuge, 5 West Bell street
Customhouse, Dock street, east side of King William dock
*Cutlers' Hall, 138 Miu-raygate
Day Nurseries, 33 Isles' lane, 33 Lilybank road, and 52 Cotton road
Deaf and Dumb, Dundee Mission to Adult — Rooms, 31 Reform street
Deaf and Dumb Institution, 165 Lochee road
Drill Hall, Parker square. West Bell street
Dudhope Castle, Park, and Gymnasium, Barrack road
Dudhojje Crescent Road U.P. Church, Dudhope Crescent road
Dudhope Free Church, Lochee road, oj^posite Polepark road (is
Dudhope Public School, St Mary's place, St Mary street
Dundee Advertiser Office, 7 to 25 Bank street |i
Dundee Courier Office, 34 North Lindsay street
*Dundee Hall, 17 Barrack street
Dundee, Perth, and London Shipping Company's Office, 5 Shore terrace jHfe
Eastern Club, 3 Albert square
Electric Lighting Central Station, Dudhope Crescent road |H||
Evening Telegraph Office, 7 to 25 Bank street Hi
Excise Office, 31 Bank street
Eye Institution, 86 Nethergate
Female Rescue Home, 18 Union place, Lochee
Fire Engine Stations : Central Police Office ; Northern Police Office, 66 Union i
St., Max.; behind Customhouse, Dock street; and Police Office, Lochee
Fish Market, Craig street
*Forfar and Kincardine Masonic Lodge Hall, 13 Meadow street
Free Library, Museum, and Victoria Art Galleries, Albert Institute buildings, i|
Albert square, top of Reform street
Free Library, Lochee, High street, Lochee
Friends' Institute and Meeting House, Whitehall crescent
Gas Commissioners' Office, 89 Commercial street — Works, East Dock street
Cholera and Smallpox Hospital, Kingscross f^'
City Architect's Office, 32 Bank street
*City Assembly Rooms, foot of Castle street
City Chamberlain's Office, City Chambers, 14| High street
City Chambers, 14J High street ^
City Churches — comprising St Mary's, or the Parish Church of Dundee ; St' ^,,
Paul's, or Sovith Church ; and St Clement's, or Steeple Ch., Nethergate
City Engineer's Office, 91 Commercial street
Clepington Established Church, top of Isla street
Clepington Public School, 54 Cotton road
Clydesdale Bank, east end of High street
Collector of Poor Rates for Dundee Combination, 1 St Clement's lane
Collector of Inland Revenue, 31 Bank street
Commercial Bank, 85 Commercial street
Conservative Reading Rooms, 142 Perth road and 133 Hilltown
Constitution Road Chapel, 5 Constitution road
Convalescent House, 14 William street, Victoria road
Convalescent Home, Barnhill, Broughty Ferry
Convent of the Sisters of Mercy, Lawside, Gardner street
Courthouse Buildings, West Bell street
Cowgate Public School, 56 Cowgate
Cui'ling Pond, Stobsmuir, Pitkerro road
Curr Night Refuge, 5 West Bell street
Customhouse, Dock street, east side of King William dock
*Cutlers' Hall, 138 Miu-raygate
Day Nurseries, 33 Isles' lane, 33 Lilybank road, and 52 Cotton road
Deaf and Dumb, Dundee Mission to Adult — Rooms, 31 Reform street
Deaf and Dumb Institution, 165 Lochee road
Drill Hall, Parker square. West Bell street
Dudhope Castle, Park, and Gymnasium, Barrack road
Dudhojje Crescent Road U.P. Church, Dudhope Crescent road
Dudhope Free Church, Lochee road, oj^posite Polepark road (is
Dudhope Public School, St Mary's place, St Mary street
Dundee Advertiser Office, 7 to 25 Bank street |i
Dundee Courier Office, 34 North Lindsay street
*Dundee Hall, 17 Barrack street
Dundee, Perth, and London Shipping Company's Office, 5 Shore terrace jHfe
Eastern Club, 3 Albert square
Electric Lighting Central Station, Dudhope Crescent road |H||
Evening Telegraph Office, 7 to 25 Bank street Hi
Excise Office, 31 Bank street
Eye Institution, 86 Nethergate
Female Rescue Home, 18 Union place, Lochee
Fire Engine Stations : Central Police Office ; Northern Police Office, 66 Union i
St., Max.; behind Customhouse, Dock street; and Police Office, Lochee
Fish Market, Craig street
*Forfar and Kincardine Masonic Lodge Hall, 13 Meadow street
Free Library, Museum, and Victoria Art Galleries, Albert Institute buildings, i|
Albert square, top of Reform street
Free Library, Lochee, High street, Lochee
Friends' Institute and Meeting House, Whitehall crescent
Gas Commissioners' Office, 89 Commercial street — Works, East Dock street
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| Description | Dundee directory 1897-1898 ... . Printed and published by James P. Mathew & Co. |
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| Shelfmark | Y.54 |
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| Description | Directories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs. |
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| Description | Around 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade). |
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