Gilbert, died in London 25 April 1925 and is buried with her parents in Grange Cemetery, Edinburgh. Architectural Works Cottage at 87 Portland Street, Leith for his brother John (1891) Villa ("Norham") for his brother William at North Berwick (1895) Villa ("Glenorchy") at North Berwick (1897) Shop and Tearoom for Macvitties Guest & Co. 135-136 Princes St, Edinburgh (1900) Premises on Randolph Place, Edinburgh (1900) Villa, 9 Succoth Gardens, Edinburgh (1900) Villa, "The Hollies", Barnton Avenue, Edinburgh (1900) Premises 83 George St, Edinburgh (1901) Queen Victoria Memorial, Liverpool (1902) South African War Memorial, Hawick (1903) (sculpted by William Birnie Rhind) Royal Scots memorial to losses in the Boer War, St. Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh (1903) St. Rules, Dunbar (1903) 1 Wester Coates Gardens, Edinburgh (1907) References Dictionary of Scottish Architects: Rhind 1871 births 1927 deaths People educated at George Watson's College Architects from Edinburgh Scottish architects Knights Commander of the Order of the British Empire Associates of the Royal Institute of British Architects Burials at Warriston Cemetery London Scottish officers British Army personnel of World War I Military personnel from Edinburgh