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West Port buildings collapse
MacLean, Kevin, 2007, Digital image
West Port buildings collapse
West Port buildings collapse
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11209
Title
West Port buildings collapse viewed from East Fountainbridge, Edinburgh
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MacLean, Kevin
Date
2007
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19 x 25.4 cm
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Digital image
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Edinburgh and Scottish Collection
The West Port is a street that continues west from Edinburgh's Grassmarket towards Lothian Road. It was the site of the western entrance to Edinburgh through the city wall.
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