Edinburgh, Scotland
The Mansfield Traquair Centre, a former Catholic Apostolic Church building.churchEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandStreet PhotographytravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh Castle, Scotland
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Edinburgh Castle, Scotland
Edinburgh Castle, ScotlandcastlechurchEdinburghEdinburgh CastleGreat BritainScotlandSt Margaret's ChapeltravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Gates to Greyfriars Kirkyard.churchEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandsigntravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
The Bedlam Theatre, home to the Edinburgh University Theatre Company. The building was formerly the home of the New North Free Church, designed by Thomas Hamilton. It is on the site of the old city poorhouse, and its current name is taken from the nearby site of the city's first mental health hospital.churchEdinburghGreat BritainhospitalpanoScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Canongate Kirk.CanongateCanongate KirkchurchEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Barclay Viewforth Church. Parish church built by Frederick Thomas Pilkington; completed in 1864 (from a bequest left by Mary Barclay).
Edinburgh Methodist Mission's Central Hall
Sold to Morningside Baptist Church in 2011.churchconstructionEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandsigntravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
St George’s West, completed 1814.
St Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh
St Giles' Cathedral. More correctly, the High Kirk of Edinburgh.
The current building dates to 1385 (the original was destroyed by fire), and was extensively restored in the 19th century.churchdestroyedEdinburghfireGreat BritainHigh StreetRoyal MileScotlandstatueStreet PhotographytravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Bellevue Chapel in Rodney St. Founded 1880.CanonmillschurchEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Bellevue Chapel, completed 1880.CanonmillschurchEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Stockbridge, Edinburgh, Scotland
St Stephens Comely Bank, built 1901.churchComely BankEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandStockbridgetravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
St Mary's Cathedral (or the Cathedral Church of Saint Mary the Virgin) : cathedral of the Scottish Episcopal Church. Built in the late 19th century; designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott.
Edinburgh, Scotland
Greenside Parish Church, constructed 1830-1839.
Edinburgh, Scotland
Dean Parish Church. Completed 1903 to a design by Dunn and Findlay, replacing an earlier church of 1836 on the same site.churchDean VillageEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Originally Stockbridge United Free Church, later Stockbridge Parish Church. Now housing.churchEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandStockbridgetravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Stockbridge Parish Church.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 Parish Church of St Cuthbert.
Edinburgh, Scotland
St Mary's Cathedral (or the Cathedral Church of Saint Mary the Virgin) : cathedral of the Scottish Episcopal Church. Built in the late 19th century; designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott.
Edinburgh, Scotland
Former Lockhart Memorial Church, Albion Place. Designed by Jeffrey Waddell and Young, built 1927, now disused. Easter Road stadium (Hibernian FC) is behind.
Edinburgh, Scotland
St Mary's Cathedral (or the Cathedral Church of Saint Mary the Virgin) : cathedral of the Scottish Episcopal Church. Built in the late 19th century; designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott.
Edinburgh, Scotland
St Mary's Cathedral (or the Cathedral Church of Saint Mary the Virgin) : cathedral of the Scottish Episcopal Church. Built in the late 19th century; designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott.
Edinburgh, Scotland
Palmerston Place Church, 1875.churchEdinburghGreat BritainPalmerston Place ChurchScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
St. John's Church (with the Parish Church of St Cuthbert, and Edinburgh Castle, in the background).castlechurchEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandtravelUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
St Paul's & St George's.
Edinburgh, Scotland
Holyrood Abbey Church, opened in December 1900 as Abbeyhill United Free Church.
Edinburgh, Scotland
Kirk O'Field parish church, Pleasance. Opened in 1912, it took its name from the historic St Mary-in-the-Fields which stood on the site now occupied by the University's Old College.
Edinburgh, Scotland
The Metropolitan Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption (St Mary's Cathedral). The Chapel of St Mary's (designed by James Gillespie Graham) opened in 1814; and was considerably expanded over the years.Augustus PugincathedralEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Built shortly after the Disruption of 1843 in the Church of Scotland for the Holyrood Free Church, it was last used for worship in 1915.
In 2002 it was reborn as the Queen's Gallery (art gallery).Abbey StrandCanongatechurchEdinburghgalleryGreat BritainRoyal MileScotlandUKUnited Kingdom
Tron Kirk, Edinburgh
The Tron Kirk. Erected between 1636 and 1647 to a design by John Mylne (Royal Master Mason), closed (as a church) 1952.
Originally much wider, both side aisles were removed in 1785 to accommodate the South Bridge and Blair Street leading to Hunter Square. In 1828 the church was modified once again, with the addition of a new spire (the first was destroyed by a fire in 1824)
Edinburgh, Scotland
Abbeyhill Methodist Church. Dates to 1896.AbbeyhillchurchEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandUKUnited Kingdom
Kirk O'Field parish church, Pleasance. Opened in 1912, it took its name from the historic St Mary-in-the-Fields which stood on the site now occupied by the University's Old College.
Buccleuch Parish Church, built 1756.
Buccleuch and Greyfriars Freechurch of Scotland, built 1857.
Edinburgh Central Mosque (officially known as the King Fahd Mosque and Islamic Centre of Edinburgh). Completed in 1998.
Apostolic Church in West Richmond Street, one of the oldest Pentecostal churches in Edinburgh. Now known as the Life Church.
Kirk O'Field parish church, Pleasance. Opened in 1912, it took its name from the historic St Mary-in-the-Fields which stood on the site now occupied by the University's Old College.
Salvation Army Centre on East Adam Street.
The Old Kirk (or Great Kirk), owned by Moray House (part of Edinburgh University). Current building dates to 1881/2.
Cranston House, formerly the The Canongate Christian Institute (1828-1930).
The Bedlam Theatre, home to the Edinburgh University Theatre Company. The building was formerly the home of the New North Free Church, designed by Thomas Hamilton. It is on the site of the old city poorhouse, and its current name is taken from the nearby site of the city's first mental health hospital.
Edinburgh, Scotland
Greyfriars Kirk, a parish church which stands on the site of a pre-Reformation establishment of the Franciscan order, the "Grey Friars". Built 1602 - 1620.cemeterychurchEdinburghGreat BritainScotlandUKUnited Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland
Greyfriars Kirk, a parish church which stands on the site of a pre-Reformation establishment of the Franciscan order, the "Grey Friars". Built 1602 - 1620.
The Magdalen Chapel, built between 1541 and 1544 by Janet Rynd, widow of Michael MacQueen.
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Old Saint Paul's Church, designed by Hay and Henderson and completed in 1883.
