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Kennedy's Close
Geikie, Walter, 1830, Pen work
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Title
Kennedy's Close
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Geikie, Walter
Date
1830
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16 x 12.3 cm
Type
Pen work
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Edinburgh and Scottish Collection
The close shown in this illustration appears to be Kennedy's, otherwise known as Aikman's Close which led off Castlehill in Edinburgh. It was destroyed for the construction of St John's Highland Tolbooth Kirk, now known as The Hub.
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