#ThrowbackTuesday The headquarters of David Winter & Son Stationers, between Exchange St and Dock St #Dundee as it looked in 1996. The building was originally the Exchange Coffee House #Archives #Dundee UniCulture

#ThrowbackTuesday The residents of Airlie Hall in 1966-1967, the last session of Queen's College, #Dundee before it became University of Dundee #Archives #Dundee UniCulture
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#MapMonday Interesting #map from the 1934 Official Guide to #Dundee promoting the city as an industrial centre and showing its transport links with the surrounding area #Archives #Dundee UniCulture

Engraving of #Dundee 's city churches as they looked prior to the fire of 1841. This was made by Joseph Swan and was included in Charles Mackie's 1836 Historical description of the town of Dundee #Archives #Dundee UniCulture

#WaybackWednesday Stunning #photograph of the second Tay Bridge under construction in November 1886 #Archives #Dundee #OldDundee #Dundee UniCulture

#MapMonday This c mid 1960s map of #Dundee looks a bit odd in the centre as it was made in the middle of development of Tay Road Bridge and approaches. Note also half of Overgate Centre up while east end of Overgate remains standing #Archives #Dundee UniCulture

#ThrowbackThursday #Lochee Library photographed by Dickson Park in the 1990s #Archives #Dundee #Dundee UniCulture

#FlashbackFriday The Stakis Earl Grey Hotel (later the #Dundee Hilton) and the Tay Road Bridge viewed from Tayside House in the early-mid 1990s #Archives #Dundee UniCulture

#Carnoustie High Street as it looked in 1913. Not much sign of traffic! #Archives #Angus #DundeeUniCulture

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1/2 #FlashbackFriday vintage #Dundee #photograph #poll . 3 images with a transport theme captured by Hugh Pincott 60 years ago - Dundee bus station, a train at St Vincent Street Bridge and cars outside the Angus Hotel. #Archives #Dundee UniCulture

#ThorwbackTuesday Queen's College, #Dundee c 1962. The Tower Building was completed, but 2 of the original 4 Georgian villas which made up the original 1880s main building of University College remained (on the left) at this point #Archives #Dundee UniCulture

The #winner of our #poll of 3 Michael Peto #photographs taken in a foggy #Dundee in 1959 was this superb shot taken at the West Port. New poll soon #Archives #Dundee UniCulture #OldDundee

Another 1964 #photograph taken in #Dundee by Hugh Pincott. On the the left is the former King's Theatre which at this point was Gaumont Cinema. You can also see Jackson the Taylor on the corner of the Murraygate #Archives #Dundee UniCulture

#ThrowbackTuesday #TransportTuesday Traffic waiting on Riverside Drive, #Dundee for the opening of the Tay Road Bridge on 18 August 1966. Over the wall the tops of some railway wagons can be seen with the @DundeeUni Tower Building in the background #Archives #Dundee UniCulture

Ellen K Levy: Seeing Through - a new exhibition from Museums, UoD in the Tower features a unique artistic response to the D’Arcy Thompson collection by New York-based artist Ellen K Levy, find out more learningspaces.dundee.ac.uk/dundeeunicultu… #DundeeUniCulture

Academic procession heading up Tally Street on 17 October 1954 going to the service of inauguration for Queen's College, #Dundee (now @DundeeUni) at St Mary's Church. Professor Margaret Fairlie, Scotland's first woman professor is at the front right. #Archives #Dundee UniCulture

The winner of this year's Stephen Fry Public Engagement Project of the Year was Exchanges a project by MRC PPU to improve the lives of those living with Parkinsons. Inspiring stuff, read more at learningspaces.dundee.ac.uk/dundeeunicultu… #DundeeUniCulture

Want to find out more about the Attic Archive project with UoD Archives & RM Museums, UoD DJCAD, UoD Judit Bodor and Roddy Hunter ? Read all about it here learningspaces.dundee.ac.uk/dundeeunicultu… #dundeeuniculture #atticarchive

An exciting new initiative from University of Dundee Library Services CreateSpace - the launch of the Circular Arts Network (CAN) promoting principles of reusability, recycling, and regeneration. Drop in and swop crafting material - read more at shorturl.at/jnvQX #DundeeUniCulture