The Scandinavian Church

North Junction Street, Leith

The Scandinavian Church

Also called "The Norwegian Seamen's Church"

Postcard by an unidentified publisher  - The Scandinavian Church, North Junction Street, Leith

©  peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk

 

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   Postcard by an unidentified publisher  - The Scandinavian Church, North Junction Street, Leith ©

 

The Scandinavian Church

Here is a postcard by an unknown publisher, showing how the interior of the Scandinavian Church looked in the days when it was a church.  The exterior of the building has not changed much ...

The Norwegian Seaman's Church, 25 North Junction Street, Leith  -  now home of the Leith School of Art ©

... but inside, the building has now become the Leith School of Art:

Exhibition 'Marvellous Medicine' in the Leith School of Art - 25 North Junction Street, Leith ©

Recollections

1.

Edith Johnston (née Lindemann)

Edinburgh

Thank you to Edith Johnston for posting a message in the EdinPhoto guest book.

Edith wrote:

Scandinavian Church

"I remember my childhood Christmas Parties at the Scandinavian Seamen's church in Junction Street, Leith, every year in the 1950s and 1960s.

The Christmas trees were decorated with small Scandinavian  flags and white candle lights.

The minister at the church was Mr Andreassen.

-  My gran was Danish.  She attended this church every week.  She was married there in 1913.

My grandparents were Dagmar & Harry Lindemann.   If anyone remembers them, I'd love to hear from them."

Edith Johnston (née Lindemann), Edinburgh:
Message and email address posted in EdinPhoto guest book:  September.9,2009

 

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