Aberdeen City: South Entry Plan [original design for Union Street] Plan of the intended south entry to the City of Aberdeen, produced and referred to in the Act passed in March 1800 for opening of two new streets [Union Street & King Street] within the Royal Burgh of Aberdeen. The line of the new street is drawn over property lines demarcated on the then-existing streets and feus of the town. Plan drawn in 1798 by Colin Innes, and submitted to the approval of the Town Clerk of Aberdeen and Charles Abercrombie, surveyor. 1798