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PUBLIC OFFICES, BUILDINGS, &c.
The Rooms marked * are to be let for Sales, Exhibitions, Meetings, &c.
Aberdeen Town and County Bank, 5 Albert square, Meadowside
Albert Institute Buildings, Albert square, top of Reform street
Albert Square Free Churcb, Chapel street, Albert square
*Albion Hall, 161 Overgate
*Ancient Mason Lodge Hall, 79 Higb street
Ancrum Road Public School, Ancrum road, Lochee
*Argyle Hall, 1 Overgate
Balfour Street Public School, Balfour street
Bank of Scotland, 34 Reform street ; Branch office, 1 Victoria street
Baptist Church, Rattray street, Ward road
Baptist Church, Long wynd
Barracks, approach by Constitution road and Barrack road
Bell Street U.P. Church, West Bell street, at junction with Constitution road
Blackscroft Public School, Foundry lane
Blind, Institution for, 60 Dallfield walk
Bonnethill Free Church, 203 Hilltown
British Linen Company's Banks, 83 Murraygate, and Westport
Brown Street Public School, 15 Brown street
*Buchan's Hall, 24 Bank street
Butterburn U.P. Church and Hall, foot of Hill street
Butterburn Public School, Well road, Butterburn
Butter Market, 6 Butcher row
*Camperdown Hall, 22 Barrack street
Castle Street Independent Church, 24 Castle street
â– Catholic Apostolic Church, Dudhope Crescent road. Constitution road
Cattle Market (New), Carolina port, Ferry road, and East Dock street
â– Cemeteries Office, 26 Euclid crescent
Chalmers Free Church, Hunter street
Chamber of Commerce, Roj^al Exchange, Panmure street
Chapelshade Established Church, 27 Constitution road
Chapelshade Free Church, 9 Constitution road
Clepington Public School, 54 Cotton road
Clydesdale Bank, east end of High street
Collector of Poor Rates for Dundee Combination, 8a King street
Commercial Bank, 85 Commercial street
Convalescent House, 14 William street, Victoria road
Convalescent Home, Barnhill, Broughty Ferry
Court-House Buildings, West Bell street
Custom-House, Dock street, east side of King William dock
*Cutler's Hall, 138 Murraygate
Deaf and Dumb Institution, 165 Lochee road
Drill Hall, Parker square. West Bell street
Dudhope Crescent Road U.P. Church, Dudhope Crescent road
Dudhope Free Church, Lochee road, opposite Polepark road
Dudhope Public School, St Mary's place, St Mary street
Dundee Advertiser Office, 7 Bank street
Dundee Courier & Argus and Northern Warder Office, 34 North Lindsay stre
*Dundee Hall, 17 Barrack street
Dundee Institution, Tay square
Dundee Orphan Institution, 131 Ferry road
Dundee, Perth, and London Shipping Company's Office, 5 Shore terrace
Eastern Club, 3 Albert square

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1880-1881
DescriptionDundee directory 1880-1881 ... . Printed and published by James P. Mathew & Co.
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DescriptionAround 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).