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North British Railway
Junction Bridge Air Raid Damage April 7, 1941 |
Photo
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Junction Bridge Station and Largo Place
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J L Stevenson: Reproduced with acknowledgement to his son, Hamish Stevenson.
Photo taken April 8, 1941
Thank you also to Kenneth Williamson for providing me with a
copy of this photo.
Photo
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Junction Bridge Station and Largo Place (zoom-in)
©
J L Stevenson: Reproduced with acknowledgement to his son, Hamish Stevenson.
Photo taken April 8, 1941
Thank you also to Kenneth Williamson for providing me with a
copy of this photo.
Photo
3.
Junction Bridge Station and Water of Leith
©
J L Stevenson: Reproduced with acknowledgement to his son, Hamish Stevenson.
Photo taken April 8, 1941
Thank you also to Kenneth Williamson for providing me with a
copy of this photo.
Photo
4.
Junction Bridge Signal Box
©
J L Stevenson: Reproduced with acknowledgement to his son, Hamish Stevenson.
Photo taken April 8, 1941
Thank you also to Kenneth Williamson for providing me with a
copy of this photo.
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Recollections 1. Keith Grant Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire, Scotland |
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Thank you to Douglas Bryce who wrote: |
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Bomb beside Leith Junction Station "Your posting of bomb damage beside Leith Junction Station, added in December 2014, brought back personal memories for me of when I used to deliver mail in Leith, as a Student during the Christmas Holiday’s, and had Largo Place as part of my round. The bombed-out house on the corner was still a gap site in 1980-81 when I used to pass it on my round. I knew that it had been bombed during the war so it was extremely interesting to see the photographs that you posted." Montgomery Street Bowling Club Connection "I was interested the photo posted, a while back, at the top of the current page. 1955 Here is a very similar photo taken at the same top green in 1983 or 1984. 1983-84 Keith Grant, Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire, Scotland: February 1, 2015
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Please click on the thumbnail images above to enlarge them, and to read more about Hillside Bowling Club and its connections with the Leith bombing. Peter Stubbs, Edinburgh: June 30, 2015 |
