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Interior-detal of mosaic floor in North East angle of Booking Hall of Waverley Station

SC 367289

Description Interior-detal of mosaic floor in North East angle of Booking Hall of Waverley Station

Catalogue Number SC 367289

Category On-line Digital Images

Copy of ED 9533 CN

Scope and Content Detail of North British Railway Company coat-of-arms in north east angle of mosaic floor in booking hall of Waverley Station, Edinburgh Waverley Station, originally Edinburgh General Station, was completed in 1846 to replace Haymarket as the eastern terminus of the North British Railway. It was massively extended following the 1890 completion of the Forth Railway Bridge. This shows the coat-of-arms of the North British Railway Company. It is part of the mosaic floor of the booking hall which was built in 1892-1902. The floor and timber-panelled booking office were removed in 1970. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.

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File Format (TIF) Tagged Image File Format bitmap

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