#WaybackWednesday A rather idealised drawing of the Royal Arch and its surroundings from the 1880s publication #Dundee Illustrated (aka Kidd's Guide to Dundee) #Archives #OldDundee #Dundee UniCulture

#WaybackWednesday Looking over roofs at Caldrum Works, #Dundee in 1913. Dens Road School can be seen on the right #Archives #Dundee UniCulture

#ThrowbackTuesday View at the top of Park Place sometime in the 1980s. The Dental Tower is on the left and the back of the Fulton Building dominates the picture #Archives #Dundee #Dundee UniCulture

#ThrowbackTuesday A great view from the top of Fingask Street captured by Dickson Park in 1996. You can see some of the @DundeeUni campus in the distance on the left. #Archives #Dundee #Dundee UniCulture

#MapMonday This 'Sketch of #Dundee ' was another that appeared in the c 1934 Official Guide. Interesting what is included and what is not - eg Dens Park, but not Tannadice and no University College! #Archives #Dundee UniCulture

Great c late 1970s view from the Auld Steeple looking east taken by Hugh Pincott. Lots of landmarks to spot in this. #Archives #Dundee #Dundee UniCulture

Alex Coupar's wonderful shot of Peppercorn A2 60536 Trimbush heading past #Dundee Road with Broughty Ferry behind it #Archves #Dundee UniCulture #Railways

#FlashbackFriday Newly installed decorative street poles designed by David F. Wilson in the Murraygate in 1993 #Archives #Dundee UniCulture #Dundee

The #winner of our latest #Dundee #archive #photograph #poll is this 1964 image of cars outside the Angus Hotel captured by Hugh Pincott. New poll soon #Archives #Dundee UniCulture

#FlashbackFriday A late 1970s view of #Dundee and the Tay from the Law #Archives #Dundee UniCulture

#ThrowbackThursday 1964 #photograph taken by Hugh Pincott of the #railway bridge over Dalhousie Road, Barnhill. This carried the old #Dundee to #Forfar Railway #Archives #Dundee UniCulture

#WaybackWednesday The Royal Arch in Fettercairn photographed in 1922 #Archives #DundeeUniCulture

#WaybackWednesday 1909 advertisement for suits for youths available in #Dundee 's Smith Brothers which appeared in Joseph Lee's Tocsin #Archives #Dundee UniCulture

#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

#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

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