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Fleshmarket Close, Edinburgh
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Trunk's Close, High Street
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Moubray House, High Street
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Fleshmarket Close, Edinburgh
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Fleshmarket Close. King James 3rd, ordained that markets were to be held in specific places in the City of Edinburgh. The fleshmarket was to be held in High Street,on both sides, from Niddry's Wynd to…
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Photo at 55° 57′ 2.19″ N 3° 11′ 19.42″ W
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mind body spirit
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John Knox house, and the Netherbow wellhead There is plenty of information already on this site about the John Knox house. The Netherbow wellhead is said to be the oldest surviving wellhead in the cit…
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Cockburn Street
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Balconies in Lyon's Close
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Cockburn Street In 1859 many Old Town closes were partially demolished when a new street ws created to connect the High Street directly with Waverley Station. With unconscious irony, it was named afte…
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Balconies in Jackson's Close
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Calle Cockburn / Cockburn Street
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Cockburn St
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Halfway House Pub
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Fleshmarket Close
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Narrow building between Cockburn Street and Fleshmarket Close
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Two survivors - Moubray House and John Knox's House
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City of Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom osm
| County | City of Edinburgh |
| Region | Scotland |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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0 mEdinburgh
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2 mFleshmarket Close, Edinburgh
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2 mTrunk's Close, High Street
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2 mMoubray House, High Street
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2 mFleshmarket Close, Edinburgh
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2 mFleshmarket Close. King James 3rd, ordained that markets were to be held in specific places in the City of Edinburgh. The fleshmarket was to be held in High Street,on both sides, from Niddry's Wynd to Blackfriars Wynd. Fleshmarket Close is a two part close connecting the Royal Mile (High Street)with Market Street. Closes and wynds are narrow lanes running out north and south off the Royal Mile. When looking at a map, the Royal Mile resembles a fish bone.
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5 mPhoto at 55° 57′ 2.19″ N 3° 11′ 19.42″ W
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8 mmind body spirit
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8 mFile:2010-11-06 15-19-40 United Kingdom Scotland Edinburgh.jpg
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9 mJohn Knox house, and the Netherbow wellhead There is plenty of information already on this site about the John Knox house. The Netherbow wellhead is said to be the oldest surviving wellhead in the city; originally designed and built around 1675, it has since undergone rebuilding and restoration work a number of times, most recently in 1997. The water comes (or came) from the Comiston Springs via the Castlehill reservoir.
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11 mCockburn Street
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11 mBalconies in Lyon's Close
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11 mCockburn Street In 1859 many Old Town closes were partially demolished when a new street ws created to connect the High Street directly with Waverley Station. With unconscious irony, it was named after the pioneering conservationist, Lord Cockburn.
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15 mBalconies in Jackson's Close
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15 mCalle Cockburn / Cockburn Street
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16 mCockburn St
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18 mHalfway House Pub
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21 mFleshmarket Close
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23 mNarrow building between Cockburn Street and Fleshmarket Close
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23 mTwo survivors - Moubray House and John Knox's House
