Garden and Remains of Summer House, Canonmills House

Category

Library Item

Item no

18226

Title

Part of garden and remains of summer house, Canonmills House

Artist / maker

Smith, John

Date

1927

Size

16.2 x 21.7 cm

Type

Photograph

Location

Edinburgh and Scottish Collection

This is a photograph from the book 'Origin, nomenclature and location of various houses and streets in Edinburgh'.

On present day Eyre Place, a brewer from the Canongate called James Eyre built Canonmills House in the early 19th century. He gave his name to the surrounding streets built after his death in 1832. The House was demolished in 1879 and a church built in its place. The Davidson Memorial Church has also since been demolished.

Exhibitions with this item

Other views of this item

Related images

Related subjects

Architecture > Architectural features > Windows

Homes > Residential buildings > Houses

Places > Edinburgh areas > Canonmills

Places > Scotland > Edinburgh

Plants > Trees > Trees

Read how our collections have inspired people taking part in events, visits and community groups. Use the slider or navigation arrows to see more responses.

Garden and remains of summer house, Canonmills House