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A reproduced engraving showing the skyline of Old Aberdeen. The image looks north from around the lands of Sunnyside Farm. In the foreground can be seen two agricultural labourers. On the skyline, going left to right, is the circular Powis Hermitage, on a hill, with its small spire, the twin spires of St. Machar Cathedral in the far distance, the tower of the Old Town House at the end of the High Street, which is protruding above the southern elevation of St. Mary's United Free Church. Moving back along the High Street, the south facing front elevation, with bow windows, of Powis Lodge can be seen above the line of trees. The crown tower of King's College is across the street. The two minarets of the Powis Gateway are just next to it. Further along are the crenelations of Cromwell's Tower. The tower on the far left of the image may be Dunbar's Tower. The minaret gateway was finished in 1834 and this image likely dates from around that period.

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The University of Aberdeen's King's College Chapel in Old Aberdeen during winter. King's College, named for King James IV, was founded in 1495. The Chapel is considered, along with the Ivy Tower, to be one of the oldest surviving parts of the university. It dates from about 1498 - 1509.

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Marischal College, University of Aberdeen, on Broad Street. These buildings were replaced by those designed by Archibald Simpson in the 1840's.

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Granite facade of Marischal College, Broad Street, with Greyfriars Church at the right.

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The Mitchell Tower, Marischal College, Broad Street, showing the McGrigor Obelisk which was removed to the Duthie Park in 1905.

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The old gateway on Broad Street to Marischal College with the coat of arms of George Keith, Fifth Earl Marischal above it. This was demolished in 1890 to allow for the extension and frontage of Marischal College, which opened in 1906.

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Marischal College, University of Aberdeen between 1840 and 1893. This part of Marischal College was designed by Archibald Simpson. Photogravure by Annan & Sons, Glasgow.

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Marischal College, Broad Street, as it was between 1740 and 1840, when it was demolished for re-development. It had been designed by William Adam, architect, of Edinburgh. This drawing is by James Skene of Rubislaw, c.1820.

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King's College, Old Aberdeen, showing the Crown Tower of King's College Chapel.

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King's College, Old Aberdeen, showing the Crown Tower of King's College Chapel.

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Marischal College, University of Aberdeen, on Broad Street. Lithographers Keith and Gibb. This part of Marischal College was designed by Archibald Simpson.

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Marischal College, University of Aberdeen. The caption reads "Marischal College (previous to alteration) from the roof of 75 King Street". It is signed "J. Small, 93" (1893)

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Marischal College from the North East - prior to the construction of the Mitchell Tower in the 1890's. This part of Marischal College was designed by Archibald Simpson.

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The Mitchell Tower of Marischal College, University of Aberdeen.

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King's College, University of Aberdeen, Old Aberdeen, showing the Crown Tower of King's College Chapel. Signed W.F.W.

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The Old College Gateway on Broad Street, leading to Marischal College. It was demolished in 1904 to make way for the new frontage to Marischal College. It was surmounted by the coat of arms of George Keith, 5th Earl Marischal, founder of the College.

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King's College, University of Aberdeen, Old Aberdeen, showing the Crown Tower of King's College Chapel

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Marischal College, University of Aberdeen, Broad Street. The front of Marischal College as seen on this postcard was built between 1903 and 1906 and designed by Alexander Marshall MacKenzie. At the right are the tower of the North Church (converted to the Arts Centre) and the spire of Greyfriars Church.

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Marischal College dated c.1906. The view overlooks the Guestrow area which would become part of a slum clearance scheme in the 1930's although Provost Skene's House, the turretted building in the foreground, would survive. The sparkling Kemnay granite of the newly completed frontage to the College stands out clearly. At the right are the tower of the North Church, now Aberdeen Arts Centre, and the spire of Greyfriars Church.

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King's College, University of Aberdeen

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The playing fields of Aberdeen University at King's College, Old Aberdeen

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King's College, University of Aberdeen on the High Street, Old Aberdeen

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Marischal College, University of Aberdeen

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View of Marischal College, University of Aberdeen, over rooftops