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Statue of Archibald Tate behind McEwan Hall
Magee, Gregg, 2021, Digital image
Statue of Archibald Tate behind McEwan Hall
Statue of Archibald Tate behind McEwan Hall
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51883
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Statue of Archibald Tate behind McEwan Hall
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Magee, Gregg
Date
2021
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Edinburgh and Scottish Collection
McEwan Hall is situated immediately to the west of Bristo Square. It was designed by Sir Robert Rowand Anderson and built between 1888-97 with funds donated by the brewer William McEwan. The hall's principal function is as a venue for graduations, but it also hosts concerts, public events and examinations.
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