Image showing building premises on Bell Street before the construction of the new Institute building, including a bicycle makers and tobacconists.

Receipt addressed to the College Clerk acknowledging that the amount of £600 has been received from the London Office Education Department.

Autobiography by former mechanical engineering student at the Dundee Technical College.
"A Dundee Engineer's story from the dark days of World War 2 via post war austerity and the swinging sixties to the start of the twenty-first century.
Included are school days, apprenticeship at Caledon Shipyard Dundee and American precision manufacturing, University Education, industrial experience and an academic career at University of Dundee."

Artist's drawing of a panel representing work involved in building construction. The panel is one of 5 on the front of the Institute building in Small's Wynd. This one represents stonemasonry.

Artist's drawing of a panel representing work involved in building construction. The panel is one of 5 on the front of the Institute building in Small's Wynd. This one possibly represents cement working.

Artist's drawing of a panel representing work involved in building construction. The panel is one of 5 on the front of the Institute building in Small's Wynd. This one represents metal working.

Artist's drawing of a panel representing work involved in building construction. The panel is one of 5 on the front of the Institute building in Small's Wynd. This one represents bricklaying.

Artist's drawing of a panel representing work involved in building construction. The panel is one of 5 on the front of the Institute building in Small's Wynd. This one represents architects or building engineers.

Representation of the front of the new Technical Institute building (now Old College) in Bell Street, looking NW, possibly created from an architectural model and composite technique to show people at the front.

Representation of the front of the new Technical Institute building (now Old College) in Bell Street, looking NW, possibly created from an architectural model and composite technique to show people at the front.