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Night shot of steel superstructure on George IV Bridge
MacLean, Kevin, 2008, Digital image
Night shot of steel superstructure on George IV Bridge
Night shot of steel superstructure on George IV Bridge
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14306
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Night shot of steel superstructure at junction of George IV Bridge and the Lawnmarket, Edinburgh
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An evening picture of the construction site at the junction of George IV Bridge and The Mound. On the left, behind the steel structure is the illuminated Central Library. A long exposure has created the outline of ghostly figures on the street and a trail of lights from passing cars.
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MacLean, Kevin
Date
2008
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Digital image
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Edinburgh and Scottish Collection
Lothian Regional Council Headquarters was situated at the junction of George IV Bridge and the Lawnmarket, Edinburgh. It was built in the late 1960's following the demolition of buildings at the north end of George IV Bridge (Melbourne Place). It was demolished in 2007 and construction work began on another building.
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