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Edinburgh New Town - Robert Kirkwood Map Broughton 1819 |
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The district of Broughton lies about a quarter of a mile to the north of the East End of Princes Street. Little now remains of the old village of Broughton, though there is still one narrow lane through the area, named Broughton Market. The house in the top-left corner in Drummond Place (not named on this section of the map) is the Custom House (now no longer standing). However, St Paul's Chapel (now St Paul's Church) in York Place is still in use as a church. |
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Recollections - Edinburgh New Town Albany Street Broughton |
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Recollections 1. Barclay Price Broughton, Edinburgh |
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The History of Albany Street The 19th Century Barclay Price has been researching the history of Albany Street in the 19th Century Thank you, Barclay for letting me know about the web site, below, that he has created to record his research. I hope others will enjoy viewing it. The site covers many aspects of Albany Street: - House list - Residents - St Mary's Church - The Albany Chapel - Education - Royal Visits - Sports - etc., etc. Please click on this link to be taken to Barclay's web site: Peter Stubbs, Edinburgh: 28 April 2016 |