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Annfield Newhaven |
The promenade at Annfield - 1910
© Reproduced with acknowledgement Archie Foley, Portobello
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Annfield |
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This view looks to the east along Annfield, beside the Firth of Forth, in 1910. There are just two vehicles on the road, a horse-drawn cart and a tram. The shore, on the right-hand side of this picture was later reclaimed to enable the large Eastern Harbour to be built for Leith Docks. Newhaven Fishmarket can be seen in the upper right of the picture |
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Acknowledgement: Archie Foley, Joppa, Edinburgh This is one of a series of photos posted onto boards in an old album that Archie Foley acquired a few years ago. Archie believes that these are likely to be official photos that probably once belonged to Leith City Council. |
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What was the tall building straight ahead, beyond the railings in this photo? Peter Stubbs: January 12, 2007 |
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Thank you to Walter Lyle Hume for telling me. "The tall building is Victoria School." Walter Lyle Hume, Cowes, Isle of Wight, England: January 13, 2007 |
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Newhaven Old Photos |
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