Dr Ross – Some Postcards From Her Travels
Attribution: unknown (Procession in High Street for Diamond Jubilee 1897)
We have some photographs of some of the postcards Dr Ross sent during her travels. What you will see on this page is only a selection of the postcards – more can be viewed in the album at the bottom of the page.
More photos relating to Dr Ross
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Bank House Tower Street
Bank House is a category B listed two-storey building dating from 1845. The architect, George Angus, constructed it of ashlar sandstone under a pitched and slated roof. It has fine features: moulded architraved windows, deep moulding eaves, cornices, string coursing and a classical pilastered entrance doorway to the front elevation. Internally, the rooms have ornamental moulded ceiling cornices in the main reception rooms, panelled doors with moulded surrounds, deep wall skirtings and shuttered windows. Please read more on our website




