Around
Edinburgh
Granton Harbour
Horses being loaded up for manoeuvres |
Postcard
The old paddle steamer "William Muir"
- loading horses at Granton

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Copyright:
Peter Stubbs - please contact peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk
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©
Copyright:
Peter Stubbs - please contact peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk
Paddle Steamer - "William
Muir" - at Granton Harbour
Horses being loaded up for
manoeuvres |
This postcard shows the old
paddle steamer, William Muir, at Granton Harbour. This postcard was
posted on 14 July 1905.
[The photographer and publisher are not named.]
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The postcard contains an interesting message:
- The first line of the message appears
to be the next move in a game of chess.
- The rest of the message reads:
"Ferry boat at Granton, horses being
loaded up for manoeuvres.
Went to Tantallon Castle yesterday.
T.L.W."
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The "William Muir"
underwent a complete refurbishment in 1910, during which one of its two
funnels was removed. Here is a
view of the "William Muir" with a single
funnel, taken at Burntisland probably around 1910.
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