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[ca. 1955] (Creation)
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- Morton, G.W. Laird
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1 photograph : b&w negative
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Name of creator
(fl. 1950s)
Biographical history
G.W. Laird Morton was a graduate of Queen's University, Arts 1959.
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Scope and content
Looking across Union Street at the Students Union and the old Gymnasium before addition to Douglas Library on corner of Union and University Avenue.
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E. Morton, Curator of the Tweed and Area Heritage Centre., 1999.
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Open
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Conservation code: 1
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Final
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Full
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Description created on 1999-11-15. Last updated 23/04/2013. Archivist: Stewart Renfrew.