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South Leith Railway Station
Unknown, 1938, Photograph
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South Leith Railway Station
South Leith Railway Station
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36233
Title
Page from Leith Miscellany, volume II, South Leith Railway Station
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Unknown
Date
1938
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Photograph
This was the type of coach used on the 'Innocent Railway', from which Leith Railway was a branch line.
South Leith Railway Station was the first station to open in Leith, in 1831, as part of the Edinburgh and Dalkeith Railway, and the first to close, in 1905. The trains were originally horse-drawn. This photograph shows the terminal building, station-master's house and entrance to the booking hall.
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