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Longitudinal and Transverse Sections only
SC 565172
Description Longitudinal and Transverse Sections only
Catalogue Number SC 565172
Category On-line Digital Images
Copy of EDD 145/6 P
Scope and Content Drawings showing the longitudinal and transverse sections of Liberton Tower, Liberton Drive, Liberton, Edinburgh Liberton Tower, a late medieval tower-house, stands perched on a ridge to the west of Liberton. The tower, built in the 15th century by the Dalmahoy family, has a splendid uninterrupted view north over the city of Edinburgh to the Firth of Forth. The tower is four-storeyed, although the wooden floors that made two storeys within each space have now gone. The roof rests on a pointed tunnel-vault below which were the residential storeys, and under these is a barrel-vaulted basement for storage. The entrance on the first floor opened into the main room of the tower. It had a fireplace in the long south wall, a garderobe (a medieval privy which, in this case, had a close-fitting door), and an aumbry or cupboard in the north-east corner. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.
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