Postcards

Alexander A Inglis

'Ingle Series'

Alex A Inglis was an Edinburgh Professional photographer, based at Rock House, Calton Hill, the home of Hill & Adamson in the 1840s.  Also living at the same address was his son, Francis Caird Inglis.

 

Views of Edinburgh

Postcard by Alex A Inglis - Cramond, Fair A Far cottages ©

The back of a postcard by Alex A Inglis - Cramond, Fair A Far cottages ©

Cramond

Fair A Far Cottages

Postcard by Alex A Inglis - Edinburgh Castle from Johnstone Terrace ©

The back of a postcard by Alex A Inglis - Edinburgh Castle from Johnstone Terrace ©

Edinburgh Castle

from Johnstone Terrace

Postcard by Alex A Inglis - The interior of St Giles Cathedral, looking east ©

St Gile's Cathedral

Looking east

Postcard by Alex A Inglis - The interior of St Giles Cathedral, looking west ©

St Gile's Cathedral

Looking west

Postcard by Alex A Inglis - Edinburgh Castle Hospital ©

Edinburgh Castle

The Hospital

Postcard by Alex A Inglis - Edinburgh Castle - The Palace courtyard ©

Edinburgh Castle

Palace Courtyard

Postcard by Alex A Inglis - Edinburgh Castle Esplanade, The Highland Light Infantry ©

Edinburgh Castle

Esplanade

Postcard by Alex A Inglis - Edinburgh Castle Esplanade, The Regimental Pets' Graveyard ©

Edinburgh Castle

Regimental Pets' Graveyard

Postcard by Alex A Inglis - Edinburgh Castle, St Margaret's Chapel - The oldest building in Edinburgh Castle and Mons Meg, the C15 Siege Gun ©

Edinburgh Castle

St Margaret's Chapel
and Mons Meg

Postcard by Alex A Inglis - Edinburgh Castle, St Margaret's Chapel - The oldest building in Edinburgh Castle and Mons Meg, the C15 Siege Gun ©

Edinburgh Castle

St Margaret's Chapel
and Mons Meg

Postcard by Alex A Inglis - TheFountain at Holyrood Palace ©

Holyrood Palace

Fountain

Postcard by Alex A Inglis - Darling's Regent Hotel, Waterloo Place, Edinurburgh ©

Darling's Regent Hotel

Waterloo Place

Postcard by Alex A Inglis - Cramond Ferry ©

Cramond Ferry

 

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