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Black and white photograph of a demolished building, in an unidentified location. The building may have been a paper mill, due to the billboard in the photograph with the slogan "A Paper for People who think."
The photograph is kept within a portfolio of articles and cuttings that belonged to James McBey, which he kept because they were of interest.
The photograph is kept within a portfolio of articles and cuttings that belonged to James McBey, which he kept because they were of interest.
Aberdeen Art Gallery
Title
Demolished Paper Mill (Portfolio of Articles and Cuttings)
Medium
photograph
Accession number
ABDAG008292.68
Acquisition method
Presented in 1988 by Mrs Marguerite McBey.
Work type
Photograph
Aberdeen Art Gallery
Schoolhill, Aberdeen AB10 1FQ Scotland
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