Detail of Windows, Front Sitting Room, Moubray House

Category

Library Item

Item no

53968

Title

Detail of windows, Front Sitting Room, Moubray House

Artist / maker

MacLean, Kevin

Date

2008

Type

Digital image

Moubray House was originally part of small group of medieval buildings and is now one of the oldest residential buildings in Edinburgh. Moubray House was first built by Robert Moubray in 1477 and some of the original masonry construction can still be seen at the top of Trunk’s Close but the main form of the current building dates from 1529 when it was substantially reconstructed and extended northwards.

Further information can be found by visiting The Cockburn Association website.

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