Tron Collection

Plan of Edinburgh, from St Giless to Hackerstons Wynd (engraving)
5202930 Plan of Edinburgh, from St Giless to Hackerstons Wynd (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Plan of Edinburgh, from St Giless to Hackerstons Wynd)

Portrait of Solomon Abramovich Trone (1872-1969), 1935-1936. Creator: Ilf, Ilya Arnoldovich (1897-1937)
Portrait of Solomon Abramovich Trone (1872-1969), 1935-1936. Private Collection

Cyber Girl
Thomas Schröder

Photograph looking west towards Trongate. Date: 1900

The Recognizer
Roland Weber

Spy Farm, Rue de Bois, RE store destroyed by shell fire, WW1
Spy Farm, Rue de Bois, another RE store, destroyed by shell fire, 26th January 1915. A considerable amount of constructive woodwork was stored here

Quorra
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St Giles And The Old Tron Church Edinburgh Scotland 17Th Century From Old Englands Worthies By Lord Brougham And Others Published London Circa 1880 s

Scottish New Year
SCOTTISH NEW YEAR Crowds throng the streets round the Tron Church, Edinburgh Date: 1870

Edinburgh in the Snow
A telephoto view, form the Scott Monument, Edinburgh, Scotland, showing the view across the rooftops, Tron Church on the right and the snowy Arthurs Seat above. Date: 1960s

Audi E-Tron R8 based electric car

Modern Athenians plate 7 - Edinburgh
Rev John Hunter (d. 1866) of the Tron Church stopping to shake hands with his successor Prof. Alexander Brunton (d. 1854). Two friends and colleagues

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"Tron: A Journey Through Time and Technology" Step into the captivating world of "Tron, " where history intertwines with futuristic wonders. From the intricate Plan of Edinburgh, showcasing St Giles to Hackerstons Wynd in a mesmerizing engraving, to a vintage photograph capturing the essence of Trongate in 1900, this is a tale that transcends eras. As you delve deeper into this enigmatic realm, prepare to encounter The Recognizer - an awe-inspiring creation that defies imagination. Its presence evokes both curiosity and wonder, leaving us longing for more glimpses into its mysterious origins. But it's not just machines that define Tron; human stories also come alive within its borders. Spy Farm on Rue de Bois stands as a haunting reminder of the devastation caused by shell fire during World War I. Meanwhile, Cyber Girl emerges from the shadows, embodying resilience and strength in an ever-evolving digital landscape. In Scotland's vibrant New Year celebrations, Tron takes center stage once again. Amidst the revelry and jubilation across UK's Strathclyde region and Glasgow city lies an undeniable connection to tradition and heritage - a fusion between old customs and modern festivities. The spirit extends beyond physical boundaries too. In Edinburgh's snowy embrace, we witness St Giles And The Old Tron Church standing tall since the 17th century - immortalized in Lord Brougham's timeless work from London circa 1880s. This architectural marvel serves as a testament to endurance through centuries past. Within this universe brimming with innovation and progress stands Thomas Chalmers - an influential figure whose ideas shaped society's trajectory towards enlightenment. His legacy echoes through time as we navigate our way alongside Quorra –a symbol of hope amidst technological advancements. And finally, behold Audi E-Tron R8 based electric car gliding effortlessly through these streets; seamlessly blending cutting-edge technology with the allure of Tron's timeless charm.