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Old Edinburgh: 29 Amazing Vintage Photos Show the Capital of Scotland From Between the 1900s and 1930s

Edinburgh is the capital and second most populous city of Scotland, it is also the seventh most populous in the United Kingdom.Edinburgh is Scotland’s compact, hilly capital. It has a medieval Old Town and elegant Georgian New Town with gardens and neoclassical buildings. Looming over the city is Edinburgh Castle, home to Scotland’s crown jewels and the Stone of Destiny, used in the coronation of Scottish rulers. Arthur’s Seat is an imposing peak in Holyrood Park with sweeping views, and Calton Hill is topped with monuments and memorials.Let’s get back the early 20th century to see how Edinburgh has changed.

 Leith street scene, 1912

 

Old College and South Bridge in Edinburgh, ca. 1900s

 

Old Town in Edinburgh, ca. 1910s

 

Old Town with City Chambers and the market cross in Edinburgh, ca. 1930s

 

Princes Street showing the North British Station Hotel, Waverley Gardens and North Bridge, Edinburgh, ca. 1930s

 

Princes Street showing Waverley Gardens, the Scott Monument and Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh, 1924

 

Princes Street, Edinburgh, 1912

 

Tailor’s Hall, Cowgate in Edinburgh, ca. 1910s

 

The Lawnmarket in Edinburgh, ca. 1920s

 

The Palace Cinema on Princes Street in Edinburgh, 1939

 

The Shore in Leith, Edinburgh, 1905

 

The Tron Picture House on High Street in Edinburgh, 1922

 

West End of Princes Street, Edinburgh in 1927

 

West end of Princes Street, Edinburgh, ca. 1920s

 

Wreaths outside the Scottish National War Memorial at Edinburgh Castle, 1927

 

Brown’s Court, Canongate in Edinburgh, ca. 1910s

 

Buildings at Summerhall in Edinburgh, 1910

 

Buildings at Summerhall in Edinburgh, ca. 1910s

 

Candlemaker Row and George IV Bridge in Edinburgh, 1907

 

Castle o’Clouts spirit vaults at 104 St Leonards Street in Edinburgh, ca. 1910s

 

Grassmarket in Edinburgh, Nov. 1905

 

Green grocer and provisions shop at 64-66 Morrison Street in Edinburgh, ca. 1920s

 

Huntly House from Bakehouse Close, Canongate in Edinburgh, ca. 1920s

 

Huntly House in Edinburgh, 1903

 

J & R Allan Ltd store on South Bridge, Edinburgh, ca. 1930s

 

James Souter’s shop in the Canongate, Edinburgh, Scotland in 1935

 

John Knox’s House in Edinburgh, ca. 1900s

 

København at Henry Robb’s shipbuilding yard, Leith, 1921

 

 København at Henry Robb’s shipbuilding yard, Leith, 1921

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