"Queen Mary's Bath," Edinburgh (1887?)

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Queen Mary's Bath, Edinburgh

Picturesque Scotland: Its Romantic Scenes & Historical Associations Described in Lay and Legend, Song and Story

1887?

8 cm x 5.4 cm (3 ¼ by 2 ⅛ inches) vignetted.

he Parish of St. Cuthbert's in Old Town, Edinburgh

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Scanned image and text by Philip V. Allingham

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Commentary: The Parish of St. Cuthbert's in Old Town, Edinburgh

Celebrated Scots poet and novelist Sir Walter Scott often stayed nearby at no. 39. See also Houses in High-Street p. 27, and In High Street, p. 24, in "From Castle to Palace."

Bibliography

Watt, Francis M., and Andrew Carter. Picturesque Scotland: Its Romantic Scenes & Historical Associations Described in Lay and Legend, Song and Story.. London: John M. Murdoch [1887?].

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