Stone Engraving in Dean Path Bridge, Dean Village

Category

Library Item

Item no

34976

Title

Stone engraving in Dean Path Bridge, Dean Village, Edinburgh

Artist / maker

MacLean, Kevin

Date

2014

Type

Digital image

Dean Village is a riverside community in the west of Edinburgh, roughly half a mile from the West End of Princes Street. It has a long history as a grain milling hamlet stretching back at least as far as the early 12th century. The increasing strength of the Leith flour mills in the 19th century led to a period of economic decline in the village, but it is now an affluent and desirable place to live. Despite its close proximity to the centre of Edinburgh, Dean Village retains a quiet atmosphere in keeping with its rural heritage.

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(55°57′8″N, 3°12′59″W)

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