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Charles Martin Hardie

Charles Martin Hardie

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Friendly Critics (1883)
Alexander Anderson (1845–1909), Poet (1883)
Old Church, Whittinghame (1889)
Touchstone and Audrey (1890)
Sir Walter Scott Finding the Manuscript of 'Waverley' in an Attic (1890)
William Grant Stevenson (1849–1919), Painter and Sculptor (1893)
The Meeting of Robert Burns and Sir Walter Scott at Sciennes Hill House (1893)
Andrew Stewart (1842–1900), Editor of 'The People's Friend' in Dundee (1895)
'For my vestments they did cast lots' (1895)
Alexander Hugh Bruce (1849–1921), 6th Lord Balfour of Burleigh, Statesman (1899)
Victor Alexander Bruce (1849–1917), 9th Earl of Elgin and 13th Earl of Kincardine, Statesman and Viceroy of India (1899)
T. D. Thomson (active 1899), of Dirleton Curling Club (1899)
Curling at Carsebreck (1899)
Very Reverend Dr John Gillespie (1836–1912), Minister and Agriculturalist (1899)
Second Lieutenant Edward Younger (1882–1901), 16th Queen’s Own Lancers, c.1901 (1902)
Mrs Julius Drewe, née Frances Richardson (1871–1954) (1902)
Julius Charles Drewe (1856–1931) (1902)
Mr Abraham Howling, Master of Trinity House (1901–1902) (1902)
J. G. Smieton (1902)
Interior, Ancrum (1916)
A Car Passes By as Armed Police Barricade the Street Before Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)
A Second Fire truck Arrives to Help Battle Fire in the Hill District During Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)
Two Cars Pass as Police For Barricade During Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)
A Man Watches Police Form Barricade During Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)
A Helicopter Makes Its Decent During Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)
Firefighters Battle Fire in the Hill District During Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)
Police Move Across Street During Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)
Firefighters Battle Fire During Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)
Hill District Street View During Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)
A Car Passes by Police Officer on Cruiser During Pittsburgh Peace March (1968)
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