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Corstorphine
Campbell Harper, John, 1955, Photograph
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31814
Title
Corstorphine
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Campbell Harper, John
Date
1955
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16.5 x 21.0 cm
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Photograph
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Edinburgh and Scottish Collection
Corstorphine was originally a separate village west of Edinburgh. It has been incorporated into the city and is now one of its most significant suburbs. The Forrester Family, who built Corstorphine Castle, controlled the area's lands from the 14th to the 18th century. The Castle was dismantled in the 18th century, but its doocot, or dovecot remains. The lands were subsequently owned by the Dicks, a family of Edinburgh lawyers and merchants, and later the Dicksons. Corsorphine is now home to Edinburgh Zoo.
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