| Colvin, Howard | 2008 | A Biographical Dictionary of British Architects 1600-1840 | | London: YUP. 4th edition | |
| Harper, Roger H | 1983 | Victorian Architectural Competitions: An Index to British and Irish Architectural Competitions… | | London: Mansell Publishing | |
| http://canmore.rcahms.gov.uk/en/site/183041/details/dundee+high+street+town+hous | 2012 | http://canmore.rcahms.gov.uk/en/site/183041/details/dundee+high+street+town+house/ | | | Built between 1732 and 1734, Dundee Town House was built in Classical style by William Adam. The building featured a steeple over 40m high, which rose from the centre of the roof. At ground level, arcades enclosing shops gave it the local name 'The Pillars'. The council and guildry chambers were on the first floor with the jail above. The town house was repaired after a fire in 1771, extended to the rear in 1872, and demolished in 1932.
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| Miskell, Louise, Whatley, Christopher A and Harris, Bob | 2000 | Victorian Dundee: image and realities | | Tuckwell | p172 |
| RCAHMS | 1992 | Dundee on Record | | RCAHMS | Photograph of High Street p16 William Adam's design for Town House from Vitruvius Scoticus p17 Image of the demolition from the west of the Town House (1932) p53 View from Town House ground floor arcade (c.1930) p53 Image of illuminated copper model of Town House, Crichton Street (1991) p54 |