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Architects. Thomas Hamilton
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Former Royal High School, Regent Road, Edinburgh
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Former Royal High School, Regent Road, Edinburgh
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Former Royal High School, Regent Road, Edinburgh
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Former Royal High School, Regent Road, Edinburgh
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Former Royal High School, Regent Road, Edinburgh
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Former Royal High School, Regent Road, Edinburgh
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Entrance to the Old Cemetery, Waterloo Place, Edin…
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Dean Gallery, Belford Road, Edinburgh
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Designed by Thomas Hamilton as an orphanage and built in 1831. it is now a gallery of modern art.
Dean Gallery, Belford Road, Edinburgh
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Designed by Thomas Hamilton as an orphanage and built in 1831. it is now a gallery of modern art.
Stables, Lathallan House, Polmont. Stirlingshire
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Originally built in 1826 to the designs of Thomas Hamilton. Lathallan was extended in the late C19th. The house was originally known as Lawrence Park. A description of its now destroyed interior can be found in the Stirling and Central Scotland volume of the Buildings of Scotland
Entrance front, Lathallan House, Polmont. Stirling…
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Originally built in 1826 to the designs of Thomas Hamilton. Lathallan was extended in the late C19th. The house was originally known as Lawrence Park. A description of its now destroyed interior can be found in the Stirling and Central Scotland volume of the Buildings of Scotland
Garden front, Lathallan House, Polmont. Stirlingsh…
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Originally built in 1826 to the designs of Thomas Hamilton. Lathallan was extended in the late C19th. The house was originally known as Lawrence Park. A description of its now destroyed interior can be found in the Stirling and Central Scotland volume of the Buildings of Scotland
Entrance front, Lathallan House, Polmont. Stirling…
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Originally built in 1826 to the designs of Thomas Hamilton. Lathallan was extended in the late C19th. The house was originally known as Lawrence Park. A description of its now destroyed interior can be found in the Stirling and Central Scotland volume of the Buildings of Scotland
Garden front, Lathallan House, Polmont. Stirlingsh…
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Originally built in 1826 to the designs of Thomas Hamilton. Lathallan was extended in the late C19th. The house was originally known as Lawrence Park. A description of its now destroyed interior can be found in the Stirling and Central Scotland volume of the Buildings of Scotland
Garden front, Lathallan House, Polmont. Stirlingsh…
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Originally built in 1826 to the designs of Thomas Hamilton. Lathallan was extended in the late C19th. The house was originally known as Lawrence Park. A description of its now destroyed interior can be found in the Stirling and Central Scotland volume of the Buildings of Scotland
Garden front, Lathallan House, Polmont. Stirlingsh…
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Originally built in 1826 to the designs of Thomas Hamilton. Lathallan was extended in the late C19th. The house was originally known as Lawrence Park. A description of its now destroyed interior can be found in the Stirling and Central Scotland volume of the Buildings of Scotland
Garden front, Lathallan House, Polmont. Stirlingsh…
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Originally built in 1826 to the designs of Thomas Hamilton. Lathallan was extended in the late C19th. The house was originally known as Lawrence Park. A description of its now destroyed interior can be found in the Stirling and Central Scotland volume of the Buildings of Scotland
Service Range, Lathallan House, Polmont. Stirlings…
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Originally built in 1826 to the designs of Thomas Hamilton. Lathallan was extended in the late C19th. The house was originally known as Lawrence Park. A description of its now destroyed interior can be found in the Stirling and Central Scotland volume of the Buildings of Scotland
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