railingsbalustrades
13 photos tagged railingsbalustrades, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.
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- organization:library=nationallibraryofscotland
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- apartments
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- alfred
- tenement
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- nls:dodprojectid=74457611
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- castiron
- tenementhouses
- courtyards
- streetlightingunits
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Recent uploads
The last upload was June 2010.
Scene in Feuchy from National Library of Scotland uploaded June 2010
11-13 St. Johns Hill. A.11 from National Library of Scotland uploaded May 2010
Backland 50-58 St Patrick Street. T.146 from National Library of Scotland uploaded May 2010
Area Y. Ref.165. Backland from National Library of Scotland uploaded May 2010
St John's Hill from National Library of Scotland uploaded May 2010
Oakfield Court. G.83 from National Library of Scotland uploaded May 2010
Cobbled court area with a three storey building from National Library of Scotland uploaded May 2010
21 St John's Hill. A.6-7 from National Library of Scotland uploaded May 2010
Backview of four storey tenement. from National Library of Scotland uploaded May 2010
Back view of two storey building from National Library of Scotland uploaded May 2010
Buccleuch Place 19-23-25 Area U148 from National Library of Scotland uploaded May 2010
15-21 North Richmond Street from National Library of Scotland uploaded May 2010
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Buccleuch Place 19-23-25 Area U148
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bogfrogg said:
Should this not be titled St Patrick Square? as it looks on to Buccleuch Place through the archway and the building itself is on Buccleuch St
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W F Bryan said:
Or indeed Buccleuch Pend as it appears to refer to the houses above it.Source the OS 1893 Town Plan.