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An outline map of central Scotland showing only the two cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh and their ports. A number is visible, which could indicate the catalogue number in Jacqueline Tyrwhitt and George Pepler's "Cities and Town Planning Exhibition", (1948). No visible provenance or attribution.

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Outline map of central Scotland, with only the two cities and their ports marked.

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Unframed photograph of an old print of "Trinity College Church and the New Railway". This is a black and white photograph of an engraving "drawn and engraved by T. Stewart". Text written in pencil on back reads, " C. 1848 - Edinburgh Library".

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Duplicate photographic print of Coll-1167/B/27/4/4 showing the north part of Tron Square.

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Duplicate photographic print of Coll-1167/B/27/4/4 showing the north part of Tron Square, showing magnified central area of image to show faces of children and people in more detail.

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Extract from unidentified newspaper or magazine publication which reproduced a part of a photographic print from Geddes' photographic survey of Edinburgh. Showing children in the north part of Tron Square.

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North part of Tron Square. Children can be seen in the courtyard and two people stand on the third storey balcony. Note the old rubble gable on the extreme right, a building in Bell's Wynd.

Scope and Contents South part of Tron Square. Tron Square consists of two rectangular courts, each with buildings on three sides and the south side open. The North part, which is the first part to be approached from High Street via Old Assembly Close, is at a higher elevation, so that the flats in it overlook the backs of those in the South part, which is turn has now a view across the Cowgate to the tall buidlings in Guthrie Street and Chambers Street beyond. The whole complex (built 1899) has been renovated...

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North part of Tron Square. Children can be seen in the courtyard and two people stand on the third storey balcony. Note the old rubble gable on the extreme right, a building in Bell's Wynd.

Scope and Contents South part of Tron Square. Tron Square consists of two rectangular courts, each with buildings on three sides and the south side open. The North part, which is the first part to be approached from High Street via Old Assembly Close, is at a higher elevation, so that the flats in it overlook the backs of those in the South part, which is turn has now a view across the Cowgate to the tall buidlings in Guthrie Street and Chambers Street beyond. The whole complex (built 1899) has been renovated...