Lutton Place
Newington
- about a mile SE of the centre of Edinburgh
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Early 1900s
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Reproduced with acknowledgement Bryan Gourlay, Biggar, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Lutton Place |
Thank you to
Bryan Gourlay for providing the postcard above.
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Bryan wrote:
Postcard
"Here is a postcard of Lutton
Place. It has never
been through the post and there is no maker’s name. Curiously,
the image is not centred on the page. There
may be a reason for this?"
If the postcard was published in 1902 or earlier, it
will have an 'undivided back' only the address being permitted on the back.
So the small space on the right-hand side on the front would have been left
for the sender to add a brief message.
- Peter Stubbs: July 27,
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Bryan added:
Early 1900s
"I
don’t know the age of this postcard. It has
no distinguishing marks, but it seems to pre-date
the motor car.
St Peter’s Episcopal Church can be seen in the
foreground on the right with St Leonards Church and Arthur’s Seat in the
distance.
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1931
Brian mentioned that his
grandparents moved to the 'main door' at 31 Lutton Place in 1931.
Please click on the thumbnail image below to enlarge the image and read more
about No. 13.
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Bryan Gourlay, Biggar,
Lanarkshire, Scotland: July 18, 2008 |
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