Leith Collection (page 4)

Charles I playing golf at Leith receives news of rebellion
King Charles I, playing golf at Leith, Scotland, receives news of the Irish rebellion which marked the beginning of the Irish Confederate Wars in October 1641

3D Edinburgh, 1988
Edinburgh, MIDLOTHIAN, SCOTLAND. NCAP: Scottish Office: All Scotland Survey - 07/06/1988

Scene at Leith Docks with ferry for Shetland Islands
Scene at Leith Docks with a ferry about to depart for the Shetland Islands. The photographers van is in the foreground, also waiting to be loaded on board. circa late 1950s

Vickers gun in Talbot lorry - (operations near Jamalabad)
Photograph: Vickers gun in Talbot lorry - (operations near Jamalabad). Shows two men in a truck with a gun pointing out of the front

Photos by the R. F. C. 1917
Photograph: Photos by the R. F. C. 1917. One of two photographs showing aircraft in the air. From a photograph album of 230 photographs taken by by Col W Leith-Ross, Army Staff, 1916-1917

7 / 1 / 16 Battle of Shaik Saad. 18 pounder battery in action
Photograph: 7/1/16 Battle of Shaik Saad. 18 pounder battery in action at Battle of Shaik Saad on right bank. Shows 18 pdr battery in action. Inscribed as title on reverse

George Anderson, Scottish footballer
George E Geordie Anderson, Scottish professional footballer who played for Leith Athletic, Blackburn Rovers, New Brighton Tower and Blackpool. 1890s

Craiglockhart, on the Water of Leith near Slateford (1843). Moore, James 1819 - 1883. Date: 1843

Leith (1842). Moore, James 1819 - 1883. Date: 1842

On the Water of Leith, Craiglockart (1840). Moore, James 1819 - 1883. Date: 1840

Queen Victoria Statue, Leith Walk, Leith, Scotland
Queen Victoria Statue, Leith Walk, Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland - which was unveiled by Lord Rosebery on 12th October 1907. Date: 1907

Stream at Leith Hill
Stream near Leith Hill, Surrey. Date: 1909

The New Town Hall, Leith, Scotland Date: circa 1801

New Lane, Newhaven, Midlothian
New Lane, Newhaven, Edinburgh, near Leith, Midlothian, Scotland. Date: 1905

Alexander Forbes-Leith
Alexander John Forbes-Leith, 1st Baron Leith of Fyvie (1847 1925), Scottish Royal Navy officer and US steel magnate. Date: 1909

Victoria Girls Industrial School, Leith, Edinburgh
The Victoria Industrial School for Girls, Restalrig Road, Leith, near Edinburgh. Date: Circa 1908

Leith Boys Industrial School, Edinburgh
The Industrial School for Boys on Lochend Road, Leith, near Edinburgh. Date: Circa 1908

David Johnston, Church
DAVID JOHNSTON Scottish churchman, minister of North Leith; founder of the Blind Asylum, Edinburgh. Date: 1734 - 1824

View of Edinburgh from Leith Hills (c. 1820). Carse, Alexander c.1770-1843 (attributed to). Date: 1820 (circa)

Edinburgh: the East and West Piers, Leith

Edinburgh: Entrance to Leith Harbour, 1826

The Edinburgh Dock, Leith

Edinburgh: Leith Roads, 1824

Edinburgh: Sheriff Brae, Looking Towards St. Thomass Church, Leith

Edinburgh: Leith Links

Edinburgh: the Custom-House, Leith

Edinburgh: the High School of Leith, Built in 1806. it is a Spacious and Oblong Building, Two Storeys in Height, in the Grecian Style of Architecture, Surmounted by a Small Spire, or Cupola

Edinburgh: the Citadel Port, Leith

Edinburgh: North Leith Church

Edinburgh: St. Ninians Churchyard, Leith

Edinburgh: the Shore, Leith

Edinburgh: Ancient Parliament House, Parliament Square, Leith

Edinburgh: the Ancient Council Chamber, Coal Hill, Leith

Edinburgh: the Exchange Buildings, Leith

Edinburgh: the Town Hall and St. Johns Established Church, Leith

Edinburgh: St. Jamess Chapel, 1820, Leith

Edinburgh: St. Jamess Episcopalian Church, 1882, Leith

Edinburgh: Bernard Street, Leith

Edinburgh: Plan of Leith, 1883

Edinburgh: the Bank of Leith, 1820

Edinburgh: Queen Street, Leith

Edinburgh: Tolbooth Wynd, Leith

Edinburgh: the Trinity House of Leith

Edinburgh: Balmerino House, Leith

EDINBURGH: VIEWS IN LEITH DOCKS: 1. General Entrance to the Docks; 2. Albert Dock, looking North; 3. Queens Dock; 4. Albert Dock, looking East; 5. Victoria Dock

Edinburgh: Leith Pier, from the West, 1775

Edinburgh: Leith Harbour, 1829

Edinburgh: St. Ninians Church, Leith

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Discover the rich history and vibrant present of Leith, a charming district in Edinburgh, Scotland. From its association with legendary golfers Old & Young Tom Morris to its picturesque location on The Shore overlooking the waters of the Firth of Forth, a treasure trove of stories and sights. Step back in time as you explore the streets lined with old and new waterside buildings that have witnessed centuries of maritime activity. Imagine the bustling scene when Paddle Steamer Leith set sail in 1837, connecting this port town to other European destinations. Delve into nostalgia with an Edinburgh city map from 1895 or marvel at how much has changed since Edinburgh/Leith merged in 1904. Admire the iconic Leith Hill Tower standing tall amidst stunning landscapes, offering panoramic views that stretch across Europe. Take a glimpse into Leith's maritime heritage at Custom House through an enchanting engraving. Feel the excitement as you witness Ocean Terminal's grandeur, where even today you can catch sight of the majestic Royal Yacht Britannia. Wake up early to experience The Shore at sunrise – a magical moment when golden hues paint this waterfront neighborhood. And don't miss out on uncovering local treasures like John Cran & Co Shipbuilders' advert or strolling along Summerside Street for a taste of everyday life in Leith. Whether you're captivated by history or seeking contemporary delights, Leith promises an unforgettable journey through time and culture. Immerse yourself in this captivating district nestled within Scotland's Lothian region and embrace all that makes it truly unique.