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Archibald Scott (moderator)
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Archibald Scott was a Scottish minister who served as Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland in 1896.
Linlithgow Parish Church - St Michael's
Linlithgow Parish Church - St Michael's
Greenside Church, Edinburgh
Greenside Church, Edinburgh
17 Brunswick Street, Edinburgh (left)
17 Brunswick Street, Edinburgh (left)
Stt George's Church in Edinburgh- now known as West Register House
Stt George's Church in Edinburgh- now known as West Register House
Royal Terrace, Edinburgh
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Royal Terrace is a grand street in the city of Edinburgh, Scotland, on the north side of Calton Hill within the New Town and part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site inscribed in 1995, built on the sout
Archibald Scott (moderator)
…Church in Edinburgh in September 1871. Greenside was not a huge church, but had an important and influential catchment in the residents of Calton Hill: Royal Terrace and Regent Terrace. Scott at this time lived at 17 Brunswick Street, just north of Greenside Church. This imposing Georgian townhouse was designed by…
View of the western end of Royal Terrace, from London Road Gardens, formerly Royal Terrace Gardens
View of the western end of Royal Terrace, from London Road Gardens, formerly Royal Terrace Gardens
A section of Royal Terrace at the west end of the street, with six Ionic columns. This contains two townhouses: number 4 with the central entrance and
A section of Royal Terrace at the west end of the street, with six Ionic columns. This contains two townhouses: number 4 with the central entrance and two bays to the left, and number 3 with the right two bays and an entrance in the un-colonnaded section to the right (just out of view).
Panorama of Royal Terrace, Edinburgh, reaching from Carlton Terrace in the east (extreme left), to Greenside Church in the west (extreme right) — this
Panorama of Royal Terrace, Edinburgh, reaching from Carlton Terrace in the east (extreme left), to Greenside Church in the west (extreme right) — this is probably the longest Georgian terrace in Europe, a straight, continuous structure measuring 360 metres from east to west.
40 Royal Terrace, the first house to be built in 1821–1822, an example of a two-storey townhouse (with basement and attic) in a section without Greek
40 Royal Terrace, the first house to be built in 1821–1822, an example of a two-storey townhouse (with basement and attic) in a section without Greek columns