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Preview	Category	Catalogue Number	Collection	Title	Date	Level
	Print Room	UC 175		Measured drawings of windows at Melrose Abbey and Dryburgh Abbey and of the principal door and roof at Falkland Palace. Student Prize winning drawing. Insc: 'First Prize Robert Anderson' 'Circular Window South Transept Melrose Abbey. Window in Chapel in S Aisle of Nave of Melrose Abbey. Window of Chapter House Dryburgh Abbey. Principal door of Great Hall at Falkland Palace. Bound Couple of roof of Great Hall Falkland Palace.' u.s. n.d.	c. 1854	Item Level
	Print Room	SIM 1/33/1	Papers of Reverend John Sime, ecclesiastical and architectural antiquarian, Edinburgh, Scotland	Page 33: Engraving of Dryburgh Abbey, Sir Walter Scott's Sepulchre Insc. "Dryburgh Abbey. Sir Walter Scott's Sepulchre. J.Bower, del.t 1835. J.Johnstone, Sc." 'MEMORABILIA, JOn. SIME EDINr. 1840'	1840	Item Level
	Print Room	SIM 1/33/2	Papers of Reverend John Sime, ecclesiastical and architectural antiquarian, Edinburgh, Scotland	Page 33: Ink plan of Dryburgh Abbey Insc. "Surveyed by J.S. Oct.r 1807. Corrected from D. E?'s annals in 1830. J.S." 'MEMORABILIA, JOn. SIME EDINr. 1840'	1807	Item Level
	Print Room	SIM 1/33V	Papers of Reverend John Sime, ecclesiastical and architectural antiquarian, Edinburgh, Scotland	Page 33 verso: Ink sketch plan of Dryburgh Abbey, 1832 'MEMORABILIA, JOn. SIME EDINr. 1840'	1832	Item Level
	Print Room	RAB 55/OP79	General Collection	Opposite page 79 engraving of Dryburgh Abbey. Insc.:'Dryburgh Abbey.' ' Sir Walter Scott's sepulchre.'	1852	Item Level
	Print Room	RAB 75/13	General Collection	Opposite Page 13 ground plan of Melrose Abbey. Insc.'Ground Plan of Melrose Abbey.'	1921	Item Level
	Print Room	RAB 75/OP13	General Collection	Opposite page 13 Ground Plan of Dryburgh Abbey. Insc.:'Ground Plan of Dryburgh Abbey.'	c. 1921	Item Level
	Print Room	RAB 75/OP23	General Collection	Opposite page 23 photograph of Dryburgh Abbey. Insc.:'Dryburgh Abbey.'	c. 1921	Item Level
	Print Room	SAL 87/7/1 PO	Papers of James Salmon (1805-1888), architect, Glasgow, Scotland	Photograph album, black embossed covers (no spine), gilt-edged pages. Eighth page, obverse: photographic view of 'St Mary's Aisle, Dryburgh Abbey'. Signed 'J.V.'		Item Level
	Print Room	JLP 79/14 CS	Papers of John L Paterson, architect, Edinburgh, Scotland	Source material. Photographic views relating to architecture, including views of India; Australia; artwork at Fondation Maeght, Saint Paul, France; Tutankhamen's treasures at the Egyptian museum; the work of Mackintosh; and abbeys in the Borders.	c. 1958	Item Level
	Print Room	RAB 140/OP/XII/4/3	General Collection	OP/XII/4/3 Engraving showing ruins of the abbey Insc.: 'Dryburgh Abbey'	1833	Item Level
	Print Room	RAB 97/OPFR	General Collection	Opposite frontispiece engraving of Dryburgh Abbey. Insc.:' Dryburgh Abbey, burial place of Sir Walter Scott.'	1838	Item Level
	Print Room	B 27723		Historic photograph. View from S.	c. 1878	Item Level
	Print Room	BW 1686 PO	George Washington Wilson	Historic photograph. View from E.	1878	Item Level
	Print Room	BW 1685 PO	George Washington Wilson	Historic photograph. View of abbey.	c. 1890	Item Level
	Print Room	C 96062 PO		Historic photograph. General view.		Item Level
	Print Room	BW 1684 PO	George Washington Wilson	Historic photograph. General view.	c. 1885	Item Level
	Print Room	C 96063 PO		Historic photograph. View of W doorway.	c. 1900	Item Level
	Print Room	C 96060 PO		Historic photograph. View of W doorway.		Item Level
	Print Room	C 96061 PO		Historic photograph. General view.		Item Level
	Print Room	BW 1693		Historic photograph. View of dooway from cloister to church.	c. 1900	Item Level
	Print Room	C 96048 PC	Records of Ian Gordon Lindsay and Partners, architects, Edinburgh, Scotland	Postcard. View from S.		Item Level
	Print Room	C 96049 PC	Records of Ian Gordon Lindsay and Partners, architects, Edinburgh, Scotland	Postcard. View of cloisters.		Item Level
	Print Room	C 96050 PC	Records of Ian Gordon Lindsay and Partners, architects, Edinburgh, Scotland	Postcard. View of gatehouse and gable of frater.		Item Level