(40) St John's Hill
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| Photographs of the south side of Edinburgh > (40) St John's Hill |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/74506906 |
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| Description | Photograph of a two storey building in St John's Hill. There is a sign on both sides of the building. A streetlamp is attached to the building underneath the streetname. At street level there is a set of iron railings in front of the first half of the building. There are three girls in the centre of the picture facing the camera leaning against the railings, one with a tennis racket in her hands. There are three chimneys visible with small ladders leading up to them. |
| Shelfmark | Phot.med.35 |
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| Description | 138 black-and-white photographs taken in 1929 taken by Alfred Henry Rushbrook on behalf of the City of Edinburgh Improvement Trust. Shows tenements and shops around St Leonards before buildings were pulled down for slum clearance. Half-plate gelatin-silver prints. Precise address of building is given where known. |
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| Shelfmark | Phot.med.35 |
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