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Police Station -- 4
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LUFRA COTTAGE |
Lufra Cottage
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Mr Hawkins Queensferry Place
Mr Lawson Wardie Villas
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A neat cottage, in the Elizabethan Style, 2 stories high, with garden &c attached, situated on a small eminence overlooking the Firth of Forth. Leased from H.G. [His Grace] the Duke of Buccleuch by Capt. [Captain] Hull and presently occupied by Capt. [Captain] H. James, Royal Engineers. |
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Granton Cottage
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Mr Hawkin's Queensberry Place
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A number of neatly built bricK Cottages, from one to two stories high, on the Leith Newhaven & Granton Road. They are chiefly occupied by worKing people and respectable families. Proprietor, His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch & Queensberry |
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County Police Station |
Mr Hawkin's Queensberry Place
Mr Lawson Wardie Villas
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A cottage used as a police station for the District of Cramond. Offenders are detained here for a few hours Only previous to being taKen to Edinburgh. |
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PARISH OF ST CUTHBERT
SHEET 10.
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Names of Objects -- Pages
Boswall Road -- 12
Granton Road -- 15
Peel Place -- 13
Queensberry Place -- 15
South Cottage -- 12
Wardie Villas -- 11
Wardie Lodge -- 1
Wardie House -- 13
west Cottage -- 13
Wardie Burn -- 16
Wardie Cottage -- 17
Wardie Hotel -- 17
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Wardie Villas
Wardie Villas
Wardie
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John Lawson Esq Wardie Villas
Mr Hawkins C.E. [Civil Engineer] Queensberry Place
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A row of neatly built villas 2 stories high, with ornamental and Kitchen gardens attached. In the lands of the trustees of the late Capt. [Captain] Boswell. |
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Wardie Lodge
Wardie Lodge
Wardie Lodge
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John Lawson Esq Wardie Villas
Mr Hawkins CE [Civil Engineer] Queensberry Place
Name on Gate
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A neat villa or mansion, 2 Stories high with stabling, gardens &c attached, Situated in a neatly laid out ornamental enclosure, the property and residence of Mr Hope |
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Boswell Road
Boswell Road
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Mr Lawson, Wardie Villas
Mr Hawkins CE [Civil Engineer ] Queensberry Place
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South Cottage
South Cottage
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Mr Hawkins CE [Civil Engineer ] Queensberry Place
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A neat cottage with garden attached; the property of Mr Hawkins C.E. [Civil Engineer] Granton Pier and presently occ [occupied] by Miss Hawkins. |
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WARDIE HOUSE |
Wardie House
Wardie House
Wardie House |
Mr Hawkins C.E. [Civil Engineer]
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Peel Place
Peel Place |
Mr Hawkins C E [Civil Engineer]
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West Cottage
West Cottage |
Mr Hawkins Queensberry Place
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A neat Cottage, with garden attached, presently occupied by Professor Kelland, Edin [Edinburgh] University. |
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GRANTON ROAD |
Granton Road |
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Queensberry Place
Queensberry Place
Queensberry Place |
Mr Hawkins CE [Civil Engineer] Proprietor
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Pier Toll House |
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WARDIE BURN |
Wardie Burn
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A small stream which rising in the Corstorphine Hill, flows in a northerly direction through the village of Davidsons Mains, thence through the Estate of Barnton, and finally through the lands of His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch when it falls into the Firth of Forth, a little eastward of Granton Pier. It forms portion of the boundary between the parishes of St Cuthberts and Cramond. |
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WARDIE COTTAGES |
Wardie Cottages
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Wardie Hotel
Wardie Hotel |
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An extensive Hotel and tavern Licenced for the sale of Wines, Spirits &c, on the road leading from Granton to Newhaven and Leith, the property of the heirs of the late Capt [Captain] Boswell and presently occupied by Mr S Kennedy. |
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PARISH OF NORTH LEITH
SHEET 10.
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Names of Objects -- Page
Bellfield Cottage -- 26
Christian Bank -- 31
Edinburgh Perth and Dundee Railway -- 32
Grecian Cottage -- 27
Gothic Cottage -- 28
Georgefield -- 34
Granton Road -- 25
Lilliput -- 23
Mayfield -- 24
North Gothic Cottage -- 27
Primrose Bank -- 29
Seaforth -- 25
South Gothic Cottage -- 28
Trinity Hut -- 23
Trinity Road -- 28
Trinity Mains -- 24
Trinity Mains House -- 33
Trinity Park -- 26
Trinity Lodge -- 29
Trinity Crescent -- 30
Trinity Baths -- 30
Trinity Bank -- 31
Trinity Check T.P. [Turnpike] -- 32
Trinity Station -- 32
Trinity Mains Cottage -- 33
Trinity Grove -- 34
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TRINITY HUT |
Trinity Hut
Trinity Hut
Trinity Hut |
Mr Ramsay, Trinty Park
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West Lilliput
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Lilliput
Lilliput
Lilliput
Lilliput |
Mr Bragg, West Lilliput
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A small Cottage, one story high with garden &c attached; the residence of Mrs Pitt. |
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MAYFIELD |
Mayfield
Mayfield
Mayfield
Mayfield |
Name on Gate
Mr Ramsay, Trinity Park
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A plain mansion, 2 stories high with suitable offices, garden &c situated in a small well-wooded park; the property of Lord Robertson, and residence of David Low Esqr. Prof [Professor] of agriculture Edinr [Edinburgh] University |
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TRINITY MAINS |
Trinity Mains
Trinity Mains
Trinity Mains
Trinity Mains |
Mr Russel
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Formerly the farm house of Trinity and now occupied as a dairy. It has a large vegetable garden attached. The property of Mr Thomson and occupied by Mr Russel Dairyman, and Mr MacKay, Gardener |
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Seaforth
Seaforth
Seaforth
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Miss Flockhart, Seaforth
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A plain but well built cottage residence, 2 stories high, with ornamental and vegetable gardens attached, the property and residence of Miss Flockhart. |
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Granton Road |
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BELLFIELD COTTAGE |
Bellfield Cottage
Bellfield Cottage
Bellfield
Bellfield |
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Mr Ramsay, Trinity Park
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Trinity Park
Trinity Park
Trinity Park |
Mr Ramsay, Trinity Park
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A plain dwelling house, 2 stories high with Stabling, and a small garden attached the property of Houston Mitchell Esqr, and occupied by Mr Ramsay. |
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North Gothic Cottage
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Grecian Cottage
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A neat Cottage, 2 stories high with portico Supported by Doric pillars, and ornamental & vegetable gardens attached, the residence of Miss Tod. The property of Messrs Todd & Romanes, great Stuart St. Edinburgh. |
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South Gothic Cottage
South Gothic Cottage
South Gothic Cottage |
Mr Tuting, North Gothic Cottage
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Gothic Cottage
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Trinity Road |
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Primrose Bank
Primrose Bank
Primrose Bank
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Mr Brodie, Trinity Bank
Mr Ramsay, Trinity Park
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A neat Cottage, in the Elizabethan style of architecture, with stabling and vegetable & ornamental garden attached; the property of the heirs of the late Mrs Brown, and at present unoccupied. |
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TRINITY LODGE |
Trinity Lodge
Trinity Lodge
Trinity Lodge
Trinity Lodge |
Mr Brodie, Trinity Bank
Mr Ramsay, Trinity Park
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A Cottage or villa 2 stories high with Suitable offices, garden and a farm of about 26 acres attached. The house is occupied by Mrs Bougle, and the farm rented by Mr Ramsay, Trinity Park; The property of Houston Mitchel Esqr. |
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Trinity Crescent
Trinity Crescent
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TRINITY BATHS |
Trinity Baths (Salt Water)
Trinity Baths (Salt Water)
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Mr Eckford, Trinity Baths
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A house 2 stories high, in which a number of baths are fitted up. The water is supplied from the Firth of Forth by means of pipes. Proprietors The Standard Life Assurance Compy [Company] & presently rented by Mr W. Eckford |
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CHRISTIAN BANK |
Christian Bank
Christian Bank
Christian Bank
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Mr Brodie Trinity Park
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Four neat dwelling houses with Small gardens attached, occupied by respectable families; the property of Mr Hederwick, Christian Bank |
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TRINITY BANK |
Trinity Bank
Trinity Bank
Trinity Bank
Trinity Bank |
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Mr Eckford Trinity Baths
Mr Ramsay Trinity Park
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A plain cottage, 1 story high, with vegetable garden attached, the property of H Mitchell Esqr. and occupied by Alexander Bordie. |
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Trinity Toll Bar (Check) |
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EDINBURGH PERTH & DUNDEE RAILWAY [Granton Branch] |
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Trinity Station
Trinity Station
Trinity Station
Trinity Station |
Peter Horne, Station Master
Sign Board
Map of City
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[Situation] About 20 chs [chains] N.E. by N. [North East by North] from Trinity Grove.
A neat stone building one storey high with booking office, waiting room and covered platform. It is used as a station for Trinity & Newhaven, on the Edin [Edinburgh] Perth & Dundee Railway. Trains pass here half hourly from 1/2 past 6 A.M. until 9 P.M |
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TRINITY MAINS HOUSE |
Trinity Mains House
Trinity Mains House |
Mr Robertson occupier
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[Situation] About 7 chains E.S.E. [East South East] from Trinity Grove.
The dwelling house formerly attached to the Farm Steading of Trinity Mains It is two stories high, and has a small garden &c attached: the residence of Mr Robertson. |
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TRINITY MAINS COTTAGE |
Trinity Mains Cottage |
Mr Russel
Mr McKay, Trinity Mains |
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[Situation] Nearly 8 chains E.S.E. [East South East] from Trinity Grove.
A Small Cottage, on the farm of Trinity. the property of Mr Thomson, and presently occupied by Mr Russel. |
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TRINITY GROVE |
Trinity Grove
Trinity Grove
Trinity Grove
Trinity Grove |
Mr Ramsay Trinity Park
Mr Brodie Trinity Bank
P.O. [Post Office] Directory
Map of Edin [Edinburgh] & Leith |
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[Situation] About 4 chs [chains] S.W. [South West] from Trinity Cottage.
A neat Cottage, 2 stories high with Suitable outhouses, garden &c. Situated in a Small, but well laid out enclosure. The property & residence of Mr Thomson. |
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GEORGEFIELD |
Georgefield
Georgefield
Georgefield |
Name on Gate
Mr Addison
P.O. [Post Office] Directory |
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[Situation] About 10 chs [chains] E. [East] from Trinity Grove.
A plain residence, 2 stories [storeys] high with vegetable garden &c. attached the property & residence of Mr Addison |
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[Signed] H James Cap. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers] 30' July 1852. |
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[Volume] 80
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EDINBURGH
SHEET10.
[Date Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON 15 DEC [DECEMBER] 92
Names of Parishes -- Page
CRAMOND. -- 1.
ST CUTHBERTS. -- 9.
NORTH LEITH. -- 21. |
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