View of Edinburgh Castle and nos 1 and 10 - 28 Grassmarket including the Black Bull Inn, Carriers Warehouse, a tobacco and snuff manufacturer and W Caldwell Clydesdale Insc: 'Edinburgh Castle From The ...
SC 460285
Description View of Edinburgh Castle and nos 1 and 10 - 28 Grassmarket including the Black Bull Inn, Carriers Warehouse, a tobacco and snuff manufacturer and W Caldwell Clydesdale Insc: 'Edinburgh Castle From The Grass-Market. 252. GWW.'
Date c. 1870
Catalogue Number SC 460285
Category On-line Digital Images
Copy of D 49004
Scope and Content Edinburgh Castle from the Grassmarket Edinburgh Castle rises above the Grassmarket, once one of Edinburgh's busiest markets. The Castle Rock owes its origin to volcanic action many millennia ago. To the right is the semicircular structure of the Half-Moon Battery, built in the 1570s. To the left, the Great Hall and Palace, built in the 15th and 17th centuries. Weekly sales took place in the Grassmarket until 1911, but it was also a more sombre place, being the site of the public gallows till 1784. Today, though it has been much redeveloped, many of these buildings may still be made out. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.
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Attribution: © Courtesy of HES (Photographs by George Washington Wilson & Co.)
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