St Andrew's House

Regent Road, Edinburgh

Floodlit for 'Victory Day'   -   June 1946

St Andrew's House  -  Government Offices built 1936-39 on the site of CaltonJail, Regent Road, Edinburgh  -  Floodlit for Victory Day, June 1946

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    St Andrew's House  -  Government Offices built 1936-39 on the site of CaltonJail, Regent Road, Edinburgh  -  Floodlit for Victory Day, June 1946 ©

 

St Andrew's House

Location

St Andrew's House, Government Offices, was built, 1936-39 in Regent Road, immediately to the North of Calton Hill, on the site where Calton Jail once stood.

The dark silhouettes in this photo are:

LEFT:      The Governor's House from the old jail

CENTRE:  The Nelson Monument on Calton Hill.

Floodlighting

St Andrew's House in this photo was floodlit to celebrate Victory Day in June 1946.  This must have made quite a contrast to the six years of black-out that Edinburgh had endured during World War II, 1939-45

Here is another photo of the floodlit St Andrew's House:

St Andrew's House  -  Government Offices built 1936-39 on the site of CaltonJail, Regent Road, Edinburgh  -  Floodlit for Victory Day, June 1946 ©

 

Calton Hill Regent Road

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