Princes Street
Looking West
Princes Street - Looking West - GW Wilson, 1860s
© Queen Mother Library - University of Aberdeen
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Princes Street The photograph above was taken by George Washington Wilson on one of his visits to Edinburgh in the 1860s. The view looks along Princes Street towards the Scott Monument with the National Gallery of Scotland in Princes Street just visible in the background in the centre of the photo. The vehicle parked on the North side of Princes Street, behind the lamp post is GW Wilson's van. |
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Thumbnail images of Princes Street |
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For more photos of Princes Street please click on a link below: These pages include photos taken several locations, including: |
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A Small Selection of Early Photos of Princes Street |
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Edinburgh Calotype Album |
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WD Clark |
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GW Wilson |
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GW Wilson (carte de visite) |
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JCH Balmain (horse drawn tram) |
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JCH Balmain |
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Inglis |
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Inglis |
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Inglis |
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JG Tunny |
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GW Wilson |
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JG Tunny ? |
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Inglis |
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Inglis |
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W Horsburgh |
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G W Wilson |
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GWW's Instantaneous Views: Comparison of photos Location |
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All Stereo Views: Background List of Publishers Thumbnails |
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