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Original pencil drawing by James Skene of the Guard House, EdinburghHeart of Mid-Lothian, TheThe Guard House
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Drawing
Still image
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Still image
IMAGE
Author
Source
Corson Collection
Subject
Language
English
Abstract
Call Number - 0030024
Shelf Mark - Corson MSS
Original pencil drawing by James Skene depicting the headquarters of the City Guard in Edinburgh's High Street as mentioned in chapter 5 of Scott's novel The Heart of Mid-Lothian. This drawing was subsequently etched for Skene's A Series of Sketches of the Existing Localities of the Waverley Novels (Edinburgh: Robert Cadell, 1829). It also shows the Tron Kirk and a group of buildings, including the Black Turnpike, demolished to permit the building of the South Bridge in 1786.
Shelf Mark - Corson MSS
Original pencil drawing by James Skene depicting the headquarters of the City Guard in Edinburgh's High Street as mentioned in chapter 5 of Scott's novel The Heart of Mid-Lothian. This drawing was subsequently etched for Skene's A Series of Sketches of the Existing Localities of the Waverley Novels (Edinburgh: Robert Cadell, 1829). It also shows the Tron Kirk and a group of buildings, including the Black Turnpike, demolished to permit the building of the South Bridge in 1786.