North Leith Churchyard from Coburg Street

Category

Library Item

Item no

30728

Title

North Leith Churchyard from Coburg Street

Artist / maker

MacLean, Kevin

Date

2013

Type

Photograph

Location

Edinburgh and Scottish Collection

Leith is situated in the north of Edinburgh where the Water of Leith joins the Firth of Forth. It has acted as Edinburgh's maritime connection for many centuries, and continues to be one of the UK's busiest ports. It was incorporated into Edinburgh in 1920 having previously been a separate burgh. It is now home to the Scottish Executive's main offices, Edinburgh's Sikh temple, the Royal Yacht Britannia and Ocean Terminal, a large shopping and entertainment complex.
North Leith Churchyard is a small graveyard near Coburg Street. Burial dates range from 1664 -1820.

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