Edinburgh, 174 Canongate, Moray House; Canongate, Moray House, Queen Mary's Thorn Photographic copy of engraving showing view of garden to Moray House Copied from 'Modern Athens'. Insc. 'The Levee Roo ...
SC 465103
Description Edinburgh, 174 Canongate, Moray House; Canongate, Moray House, Queen Mary's Thorn Photographic copy of engraving showing view of garden to Moray House Copied from 'Modern Athens'. Insc. 'The Levee Room in Regent Murray's Hous, as seen from the Garden. With the remarkable thorn planted by Queen Mary. Drawn by Tho. H Shepherd. Engraved by James B Allen'
Date 1829
Collection General Collection
Catalogue Number SC 465103
Category On-line Digital Images
Copy of D 49697 P
Scope and Content Moray House in the Canongate, Edinburgh Moray House was built in the elegant and spacious burgh of the Canongate around 1628. It passed into the hands of the Moray family and became known as one of the finest mansions of the Old Town. Moray House has been associated with a number of important political figures. Cromwell used it as his base on two occasions, Charles I visited, and the Union of the Parliaments is said to have been debated here and signed in a garden pavilion. Moray House was well-known for the fine gardens which lay behind the buildings. These have long since gone and it is today the home of Moray House College which is affiliated with the University of Edinburgh. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.
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Attribution: © Courtesy of HES. Illustration from Modern Athens, T H Shepherd, 1829
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