Teviot Place, south side, looking east

Category

Library Item

Item no

5740

Title

Teviot Place, south side, looking east, showing general view of new university buildings

Description

This is a photograph by a member of the Edinburgh Photographic Society.

Artist / maker

Hamilton, J. R.

Date

1914

Size

9.5 x 11.9 cm

Type

Photograph

Location

Edinburgh and Scottish Collection

Teviot Row changed its name to the current Teviot Place when the row of houses along its southern side were demolished to make way for the Edinburgh University's Medical School. The street stood just outside the city's Telfer Wall, an extension of the Flodden Wall. Bristo Port, an entrance to the city, was located a short distance from Teviot Row at the end of what is now called Bristo Place. The name is still held by the nearby Student Union, Teviot Row House.

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