Dean Village, Edinburgh, Scotland
The Dean Bridge, designed by Thomas Telford. Opened in 1832. Also prominent is the Holy Trinity Church, built in 1838.bridgechurchDean VillageEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandThomas TelfordtravelUKUnited KingdomVillage of Dean
Leith, Scotland
St James the Less Scottish Episcopal Church.churchEdinburghGreat BritainLeithScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
St Ninian's Hall.
The Queen's Hall was built in 1823 as Hope Park Chapel of Ease for St
Cuthbert's Parish. It then became Newington and St Leonards Church (Church of Scotland).It was then converted to a concert hall 1978-9 and was opened as the Queen's Hall, new home of the Scottish Philharmonic Society, by Her Majesty the Queen 6 July 1979.
Edinburgh, Scotland
Built in 1846 as the Free Tolbooth Church, it was destroyed by fire in 1891 and rebuilt in its present form. Home to the Bank of Scotland.churchEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandSt Andrew SquaretravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
West Register House, originally built 1811 as St George's Church to a design by John Adam. In 1964 it was taken over by the Scottish Record Office, now known as the National Archives of Scotland.Charlotte SquarechurchEdinburghGeorge StGreat BritainScotlandStreet PhotographytravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Built originally as a chapel for the United Original Secession Church (Paterson & Shiells 1865), it became a Quaker Meeting House in 1987.churchEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandtravelUKUnited KingdomVictoria St
Stockbridge, Edinburgh, Scotland
St Stephens Comely Bank, built 1901.churchComely BankEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandStockbridgetravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Originally Broughton Place Church.BroughtonchurchEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
George St.
Edinburgh, Scotland
Looking up the Mound; the National Gallery is on the left, with the towering spires of General Assembly Hall of the Church of Scotland in the distance.churchEdinburghgalleryGreat BritainPrinces St GardensScotlandUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Looking along Broughton Pl, with the former Broughton Place Church at the end.BroughtonchurchEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
The George IV Bridge, with the Augustine United Church on the right.bridgechurchEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandStreet PhotographytravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Heading along East Market St, with Jeffrey St on the right. Visible are Old St Pauls, the Jurys Inn hotel, and the former Eastern Scottish Bus Depot (the red building at the end), demolished in 2006.churchdemolishedEdinburghGreat BritainJeffrey StScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Looking along the Cowgate from the bottom of Blair St. Visible are the Faith Nightlub, Cunningham House (a short-stay hostel for the homeless) next door and Wellgate House on the right.churchclubconstructionCowgateEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
The Holy Trinity Church, built in 1838.
Edinburgh, Scotland
Dean Village's Hawthornbank Lane. The tower belongs to the former 2nd Dean Free Church, built in 1888.churchDean VillageEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
The former 2nd Dean Free Church, built in 1888. Now a hostel.churchDean VillageEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Wilson Memorial Church on Kekewich Avenue. Opened in 1933 as a United Free Church dedicated to its Minister, Samuel Woodburn Wilson.churchEdinburghGreat BritainPortobelloScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Inverleith Terrace, looking toward Union House; built for the Christian Science Church in 1911.churchEdinburghGreat BritainInverleithScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Union House, built for the Christian Science Church in 1911.churchEdinburghGreat BritainInverleithScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
St Stephens Comely Bank, built 1901.churchComely BankEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandStockbridgetravelUKUnited Kingdom
Cowgate Church.
Edinburgh, Scotland
Facade of the former
Lady Glenorchy's North Church, Greenside. Now part of the Omni Centre.churchEdinburghGreat BritainLeith WalkScotlandUKUnited Kingdom
The Stevenson Reeves (brewing supplies) building in Potterrow.
Edinburgh, Scotland
The former Lauriston United Presbyterian Church in Lauriston Place. 1859.
Edinburgh, Scotland
The Parish Church of St Cuthbert, and Edinburgh Castle.castlechurchEdinburghEdinburgh CastleGreat BritainScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
From right to left : Canonmills School, Bellevue Chapel and Broughton St Mary's.CanonmillschurchEdinburghGreat BritainschoolScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Greenide Parish Church, Royal Terrace. James Gillespie Graham, 1851.
Edinburgh, Scotland
Broughton St. Mary's Parish Church.CanonmillschurchEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Royal Terrace, with Greenside Parish Church at the far end.
Buccleuch Parish Church, Edinburgh
Edinburgh, Scotland
Carrubbers Christian Centre, 1883.churchEdinburghGreat BritainHigh StreetRoyal MileScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
The former Lauriston United Presbyterian Church in Lauriston Place. 1859.churchEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandsigntravelUKUnited Kingdom
Royal Mile, Edinburgh, 2003
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Edinburgh, Scotland
Saint Stephen's Church at the bottom of Saint Vincent Street. Built in 1827-1828, to a design by architect William Henry Playfair.churchEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandStockbridgetravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Saint Stephen's Church at the bottom of Saint Vincent Street. Built in 1827-1828, to a design by architect William Henry Playfair.churchEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandStockbridgetravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
The corner of the Royal Mile and George IV Bridge : the Midlothian County Buildings (1905, J. Macintyre Henry) with St Giles' Kirk beyond.cathedralconstructionEdinburghGreat BritainLawnmarketRoyal MileScotlandStreet PhotographytravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Looking along the George IV Bridge, with the Bedlam Theatre (formerly home of the New North Free Church, designed by Thomas Hamilton). On the left is the Registry Office, the National Library and the Augustine United Church (having a little work done). On the right is the Lothian Regional Council Offices building.churchconstructionEdinburghGreat BritainLawnmarketRoyal MileScotlandStreet PhotographytravelUKUnited Kingdom
St. Columba's-by-the-Castle on Johnston Terrace.
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Holyrood Abbey Church, opened in December 1900 as Abbeyhill United Free Church.
Looking down Blackfriars St, towards the Royal Mile. The former Blackfriars Street United Presbyterian Church (Robert Morham, 1871) is on the left, the High Street Hostel on the right. is on the left, the High Street Hostel on the right.
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Edinburgh Central Mosque (officially known as the King Fahd Mosque and Islamic Centre of Edinburgh), on Potterrow.
Edinburgh, Scotland
Canongate Kirk. Designed by architect James Smith, completed 1691.CanongateCanongate KirkchurchEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandUKUnited Kingdom
Lindisfarne (Holy Island), England
Lindisfarne Priory, partly destroyed in about 875 by Viking raids; and partly in 1536 by King Henry VIII.churchGBGreat BritainHoly IslandLindisfarneScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Prague, with the striking St Vitus' Cathedral in the centre.
St Vitus' Cathedral.
Interior of St Nicholas' Church.