Plan, elevation and sections of additional barracks of timber : ordered by the Duke of Cumberland to be built at Fortwilliam [i.e. Fort William], on the vacant ground near the Governour's house, for accomodating of 160 private men /
Campbell, Dugal,-1757.
cartographic

1746.
This is the final plan in Dugal Campbell's set of six plans for upgrading Fort William between 1744 and 1746. Preceding this one are the plans at shelfmarks MS.1646.Z.02/28a and MS.1646.Z.02/28b,  MS.1646.Z.02/27a (with its copy at shelfmark MS.1646.Z.02/27b) and MS.1646.Z.02/28c, and the copies of Campbell's missing original at shelfmarks MS.1646.Z.02/29a, MS.1646.Z.02/29b and MS.1646.Z.02/29c. The building on this plan appears to be a later addition, as a consequence of the 1745 rebellion by Charles Edward Stuart. It is dated only three months after the battle of Culloden and details extra barracks to house a greater complement of soldiers, specifically ordered by the Duke of Cumberland. There is an unsigned and undated copy of this at shelfmark MS.1646.Z.02/30b.
Across top of plan: title hand printed in ink.
In top right hand corner: library shelfmark written in pencil.
In middle of plan: "B.O" with upwards arrow, stamped in red.
In bottom right hand corner:  written in ink "Dug Campbell Fortwilliam 28th July 1746", and "(Bo: 4 F39".
Across bottom of plan: scale statement "Scale of 10 feet to an Inch", with 152.4 mm. scale bar graded 10-0-10-50 Feet.
in bottom left hand corner: "(26)" written in ink.
Has watermarks.
Board of Ordnance. Register of Plans 1700-1800,
Shows the fort at Fort William.
Board of Ordnance Plans,
Maps, Military