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Grassmarket, north side
Magee, Gregg, 2021, Digital image
Grassmarket, north side
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51470
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Grassmarket, north side
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Magee, Gregg
Date
2021
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Edinburgh and Scottish Collection
The Grassmarket is a central area situated below Edinburgh Castle. It has been the site of many public executions. A weekly market was held there from 1477 until 1911. The Grassmarket continues to be a popular area for socialising.
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