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The Grange Loan, looking west
Tunny, James Good, 1854, Photograph
The Grange Loan, looking west
The Grange Loan, looking west
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2372
Title
The Grange Loan, looking west from the corner of Causewayside.
Description
The Grange Loan looking from Causewayside, Edinburgh. Houses are on either side of a road with cottages on one side. Street lamps are on the pavement. Rubble is in front of one of the houses.
Artist / maker
Tunny, James Good
Date
1854
Size
19.9 x 25.2 cm
Type
Photograph
Location
Edinburgh and Scottish Collection
This image has been chosen for the Edinburgh - Past and Present Exhibition by Mike Pringle MSP - "This is a picture of Grange Loan looking west in the late nineteenth century. Only the two villas on the right still exist, all the other houses and cottages being removed to make way for Victorian houses. How did the photographer manage to avoid having any local people in the picture?" Mike Pringle.
Annotation on page reads;"The Grange Loan, looking west from the corner of Causewayside. The first houses on the right have disappeared their place being taken by tenements. The houses to the west of these still remain" (1916)
J. G. Tunny, Member of the Photographic Society of Scotland. This work exhibited in the first annual exhibition, 1856. Edinburgh.
The Grange is an area in the south of Edinburgh. It lies to the south of Grange Road and to the west of Ratcliffe Terrace. The area served, from the mid 12th century, as agricultural land associated with St Giles Kirk. It was bought in 1631 by William Dick. The area was substantially developed in the mid to late 19th century. Many of the streets built at this time carry names associated with the Dick Lauder family.
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Newington and the Grange
Edinburgh Past and Present
James Good Tunny - photographs of Edinburgh
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