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The Vennel
Unknown, 1910, Photograph
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The Vennel
The Vennel
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31569
Title
The Vennel looking towards The Grassmarket and Edinburgh Castle
Artist / maker
Unknown
Date
1910
Size
12.0 x 8.0
Type
Photograph
Location
Edinburgh and Scottish Collection
The Vennel is a narrow street in Edinburgh leading from West Port near the Grassmarket to Heriot Place near George Heriot's School. 'Vennel' is a Scots word meaning 'steep lane'.
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