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SOUTH QUEENSFERRY & DALMENY p4 EXPLORE TALK SERIES 2012 your architectural 1PM AT RCAHMS, 16 BERNARD TERRACE CRAMOND p5 and cultural gems! Booking advised via [email protected] or 0131 662 1456 KIRKNEWTON & RATHO p5 The Cockburn Association is delighted to bring you 18 SEP Smoke, Gas and Fizz: The Industry of Edinburgh NEW another Edinburgh Doors Open Day, the 22nd, a MIRIAM McDONALD OF RCAHMS GOGAR & RICCARTON p6 festival that celebrates the city’s rich architectural and cultural heritage. This year breaks the record again with 19 SEP Calton Hill: Local Icon or National Ambition? CURRIE & BALERNO p7 121 venues opening their doors to let you in. KIRSTEN CARTER Our city is full of great buildings and works of art. By 20 SEP Hidden Gardens in Edinburgh MURRAYFIELD & CORSTORPHINE p7 seeking out hidden treasures, both old and new, we JEAN BAREHAM OF GREENYONDER TOURS introduce you to some fascinating places and activities. OLD TOWN p8 We can take you from a 15th century tower to modern 21 SEP Unearthing the Hidden Treasures of Edinburgh’s Historic Graveyards !"#$%&'#&("')*$'"')+",(-./0"'!1%-+)2#%'-&%3#)"'2'!"#$) DR SUSAN BUCKHAM SOUTHSIDE p12 is taking place and from the bowels of the Earth to the far reaches of the Universe. 6PM AT RIDDLE’S COURT 322 LAWNMARKET NEW TOWN p15 4,") &$') 3"2&) &%5') *') 6"'2'-&) !) 6",+"!55') ,7) 7"'') Booking advised via [email protected] or 0131 220 1232 lunchtime and evening talks in the week running up to INVERLEITH p16 Doors Open Day. These will reveal the secrets behind 18 SEP Edinburgh’s ‘Colony Housing’ and the Victorian Townscape well-known places or draw attention to treasures PROFESSOR RICHARD RODGER WEST END scattered across Edinburgh that you may never have p17 noticed and can explore over the weekend. 19 SEP 20th Century Modernism in Edinburgh’s Suburbia; The Work of Morris and Steedman EAST END & BROUGHTON p19 Our thanks go to the venues, staff and volunteers who SIMON GREEN unlock the doors, steward the buildings, gardens and 20 SEP Art for All: The Edinburgh Murals of Phoebe Traquair ABBEYHILL p22 cemeteries and organise activities, making Edinburgh Doors Open Day the tremendously popular event that ELIZABETH CUMMING it is. We also thank those who sponsor the event, it is LAURISTON & TOLLCROSS p22 21 SEP The Ales, The Animals and The Arts: The History of Summerhall a constant challenge to raise funds and we are grateful ANDREW WRIGHT OBE for the generosity of individuals and organisations that MERCHISTON & MORNINGSIDE p24 help meet the costs. Do share with us where you go and what Hidden **PLEASE NOTE** GORGIE & SLATEFORD p24 Treasures you discover. Post your pictures on our St Bernard’s Mineral Well and the Old City ADMISSION Facebook page or keep in contact over the weekend Observatory are not open due to conservation works TO BUILDINGS BLACKFORD p25 on Twitter with #edDOD2012. Admission to all buildings is FREE. Visitors KEY TO SYMBOLS DUDDINGSTON TO LIBERTON p26 HAVE A GREAT TIME! entering buildings do so at their own risk; Accessible by Innertube Limited Wheelchair Access L neither the organisers nor participants are PORTOBELLO p27 responsible for any accidents or damages Keep in touch via our website for updates Toilet Facilities WC Assisted Wheelchair Access A incurred. Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of this programme, the LEITH to the programme and the latest news on WC p28 Disabled Toilet Facilities Free Parking P Cockburn Association is not responsible if venues: www.cockburnassociation.org.uk participating buildings alter their opening NEWHAVEN p30 Email: [email protected] Full Wheelchair Access Refreshments times or fail to open. Please be aware that Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/ some buildings will attract large numbers of MUIRHOUSE, GRANTON & TRINITY p30 Cockburn-Association/127366580612666 visitors and you may have to queue. Write to us at: The Cockburn Association, Please ensure that you check opening times Trunk’s Close, 55 High Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1SR. Parking may be limited; www.doorsopendays.org.uk please use public transport where possible. carefully, as arrival outwith these times will Twitter: @theCockburn result in entry being refused. Cover Illustration: Kelly Stewart www.skellydesigns.com 1 MAP OF THE NEW TOWN EDINBURGH 121 GREAT LOCATIONS AROUND THE CITY Not to Scale 1 Scotstoun House 44 University of Edinburgh Main Library 86 St Michael and All Saints’ Church 116 45 Summerhall 1 119 121 115 2 !e Priory Church of St Mary of Mount Carmel 87 King’s !eatre 5 6 108 110 120 46 !e Queen’s Hall 2 117 111 3 WT Architecture, Gote Lane Studio 88 Meadows Croquet Club 112 Royal Commission on the Ancient and 118 109 4 Dalmeny Kirk 47 89 Re-Union Canal Boats 3 Historical Monuments of Scotland 5 Cramond Kirk 90 Edinburgh Steiner School Kindergarten 56 48 Laudate House, German speaking congregation 4 113 6 !e Maltings 49 Aberdeen Asset Management 91 Royal Edinburgh Community Gardens 114 7 !e Linburn Centre 50 Assembly Rooms 92 Hermitage House 81 8 Edinburgh International Climbing Arena 51 ACE IT Computer Training 93 Tynecastle High School 106 9 Gogar Cabinet Works 52 Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh 94 Water of Leith Visitor Centre 10 Gogarbank Walled Garden 53 Edinburgh Photographic Society 95 King’s Buildings 17 16 11 Suntrap Garden & Millbuies House 54 Lorn Macneal Architects 96 British Geological Survey 107 20 12 Heriot-Watt University Edinburgh Campus 55 !e Danish Cultural Institute 97 Royal Observatory Edinburgh 9 19 93 13 Eco House Herbarium & Library Building 98 Duddingston Kirk 98 56 18 14 Balerno Parish Church & St Joseph’s Centre – Royal Botanic Garden 99 !omson’s Tower 99 57 Scottish Arts Club 15 Harmeny School 100 !e Robin Chapel CRAIGMILLAR 90 58 B+B Edinburgh SIGHTHILL 100 16 McNeil House 101 Wauchope Mausoleum 8 91 101 59 Trades Maiden Hospital 17 Corstorphine Hill Tower 102 Inch House 10 60 St Mary’s Cathedral Song School 11 94 102 18 !e Dower House 103 Scottish Centre for Regenerative Medicine 97 61 Dean Cemetery 92 96 95 103 19 Corstorphine Old Parish Church 104 Mortonhall Crematorium 62 Institut Francais d’Ecosse 7 105 20 Craigsbank Parish Church 105 Liberton Tower 63 Edinburgh Society of Musicians 12 21 Riddle’s Court 106 St Mark’s Episcopal Church 64 Stewart’s Melville College 22 !e Scottish Genealogy Society 107 18 East$eld 65 St Mark’s Unitarian Church 13 14 15 23 City Chambers 108 Leith !eatre 104 66 Parish Church of St Cuthbert 24 Stills 109 Trinity House 67 Usher Hall 56 25 Tron Kirk 110 Lamb’s House STOCKBRIDG 68 Traverse !eatre MAP OF 26 John Knox House 111 Scottish Mineral and Lapidary Club 69 Filmhouse 27 Digital Gra"ti @ Schop Institute 112 Leith Town Hall and Sheri# Court CENTRAL 70 General Register House and New Register House 80 28 St Cecilia’s Hall Museum of Musical Instruments 113 Raimes Clark Head O"ce EDINBURGH 71 St Andrew’s House Not to Scale 29 Acheson House Garden 114 !e Victorian Schoolroom 79 72 Burns Monument 30 Old Moray House 115 Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop 78 73 Ingleby Gallery 31 Edinburgh Sheri# Court 116 Alien Rock 76 114 74 !e Steel House 32 Old College, University of Edinburgh 117 Newhaven Station 75 54 53 75 Edinburgh Printmakers 77 74 81 33 Talbot Rice Gallery 118 Muirhouse St Andrews Parish Church

E & 76 Lyon and Turnbull 34 Scottish Poetry Library 119 National Museums Collection Centre 55 77 Edinburgh Bahá’í Centre 35 !e Scottish Parliament 120 Wardie Primary School Mans$eld Traquair Centre and O"ces 52 78 I 36 ICMS & ECCI 121 St Columba’s Hospice Education Centre 64 of the SCVO NVERL 61 37 Anatomy Museum & Lecture !eatre The New Town 70 71 79 Central Depot, Lothian Buses plc FURTHER INFORMATION Whilst every 50 49 72 !"#$%&'()&*!!+&,(-!&%#&!+).$!&%'!&(//.$(/0& 63 62 51 73 38 !e Reid Concert Hall Museum 80 1 West Annandale Street of each building’s location – the positions 35 of the numbers are intended as a general 34 39 Teviot Row House 81 Holyrood Abbey Church of Scotland 29 guide only. For those with access to the 58 30 The Old Town 24 26 40 Dovecot Studios 82 George Heriot’s School internet, each participating building has

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UE, UE, VEN A URN CENTRE E B , EH27 8EJ 8EJ EH27 , PM ILL P M-3 A ATHO E LIN ESTON WC S BRA R KI 10 IRKNEWTON K & WC The Centre for the Scottish War Blinded (Linburn Centre) is a day centre for visually servicemen impaired and women. ex- Facilities art space, craftworkshop, a include centre, IT kitchen, skills gym, training media lounge, and remembrance The centre accommodates garden. up to 35 members daily and offers services at no Designed charge. by Page\Park Architects and opened in 2011, the building’s design was inspired by the curved a shape of Chinese celestial phoenix was presented to the that War original Blinded centre on the a Sanlingerers plaque Hong Kong by club golf in The 1951. centre features !)8%+$&)!-.)26!#%,(2);,,"68!-)*%&$) colour-coded décor that it makes easier for blind and visually $!2) 0''-) %.'-&%3'.) the @(2&) Maltings 0'$%-.) and contains the artefacts exhibition from this present day. until the date information guided tours, ACTIVITIES: #."/.!%0)+!.%&'3(%4"#'2(%>#"5%&' stewards/ models, architectural points at key volunteers 7. TH LOUI WIL SAT D D ROAD, ROAD, K GS PM AMON KIR D L M-5 GLEBE D TIN A L , CR PM PM E PM ON 10 P ID

M M-5 Y M-5 A RS E MA SUN P WC AMOND AMON 2 VE & 10 RI P CR WC SAT The Maltings are part 17th of century a late inn Royal complex, Oak the used is It 1970s. the in demolished Inn as having an education been centre and exhibition brewhouse while holds an local archive its of documents, ephemera etc. The associated earliest dated photographs, Mesolithic occupation of Scotland SUN Built on the site of a Roman fort, there have been references to church a in Cramond as far back as the on is building current The 1256. plain its predecessorsand its of site cruciform shape can to 1656. Over be the years traced the Kirk $!2) 0''-) 5,.%3'.) %-&'"-!889) !-.) externally and constantly repaired with individual contributions from notable architects such as Robert Burn, William Burn Bell. and Cramond Robert Kirk continues be to a vibrant and church well-supported with strong links local to community. the The is graveyard not only very well *%&$)5!-9)68!-&2):);,*'"2<)0(&)$!2) maintained, gravestones dating back to 1608 and a number of Commonwealth war graves, including that of 3"2&)"'#,".'.).'!&$)%-)==>>? the information guided tours, ACTIVITIES: #."/.!%0)+!.%&'%!.1",2%03+#4)!..,%'"!'$.5' video/audio presentations points, 6. TH 2 EH4 6N 5. CRA 18 CR EH4 6NS SAT K MENY, MENY, L A PM P ENY KIR EET, DA M-5 TR A LM WC S 11 WC *%&$) 7!0(8,(2) !-%5!82<) 3+("'2) !-.) grotesque heads and the interior has carved arches chevron with (zigzag) typical Indications ornamentation. are that was built by the the masons who had church worked on Dunfermline It is Abbey. the most complete example of remaining Romanesque in graveyard is also architecture worth Scotland. exploring with its richly carved gravestones. The 6789:989;<=''()*+,-"!(+)'#."/.!%0)+!.%&' points at key stewards/volunteers ACTIVITIES: guided tours, visual displays, visual displays, guided tours, ACTIVITIES: models architectural 4. DA MAIN 9TT EH30 SUN An exceptionally well preserved12th century church. entrance The main is elaborately carved Award-winning Award-winning architects Architecture’s newly WT studios on renovated Queensferry Harbour overlook the Forth A$') 2&(.%,2) Rail *'"') 7,"5'"89) Bridge. !) 32$) shop and a are cobblers part of Hillwood shop Place, which and *!2) 0(%8&) !2) #,8,-9/2&98') ;!&2)the Hillwood 09) Cooperative Society in 1910. Exhibition of completed and forthcoming buildings by WT Architecture.

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A L AYFIE M-2 10 EI P STORP cN SUN D 1 WC R NELLAN URR & M CO WC McNeil House completed home for is the McNeil Trust, a charity a formed under the recently auspice of 4,500 bedroom, six the a is This Christian Church. Science square foot house which nestles into the hillside of the previously unfued garden plot belonging the to Trust. It has been designed in an intentionally design style contemporary E"#$%&'#&2) by *%&$) !-) %-C'"&'.) Lorn ;,,") plan Macneal arrangement. This the principal rooms with balconies ensures can optimise the southern aspects over the Pentland Hills, bedrooms with all having It into the courtyard direct garden below. access embraces renewable technologies including ground pumps. source heat 6789:989;<='()*+,-"!(+)'#."/.!%0)+!.%&' points at key stewards/volunteers www.mcneilhouse.org 16. M 7A KI SAT CLOSE , L NO LER ENY SCHOO PM P M

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OLD TOWN 10 SOUTHSIDE 13 D D AN L SEWAY, SEWAY, AN ASE ASE CAU SCOT F E PM D F O OSS L O CR RIARS FREE FREE RIARS CCLEUCH EYAR P F NOON-4 APE WC V EST H 12 URCH WC building building was altered internally the in 1980s but retains impressive features. Across the Chapel of Ease was built in road, 1755- the ])!2)!-),C'";,*)7,")I&)Q(&$0'"&^2<) Lothian Road. It has been altered several times, latterly McGibbon by in 1886 David (who the added spire) and has as St been Cuthbert’s Chapel of Ease known – giving the possibly name to Chapel Street - and later Parish as Church. Buccleuch Today longer a it consecrated church is and is used no for storage by The Graveyard contains University. Edinburgh 2'C'"!8) 2%+-%3#!-&) +"!C'2)not normally !-.) open to %2) the public. The Causey Development Trust has organised these openings - see information for www.thecausey.org about how they aim to transform people. for place a into Causey The 6789:989;<=''()*+,-"!(+)'#."/.!%0)+!.%&' at stewards/volunteers visual displays, video/audio presentations points, key and Creative Writing and will Creative run from 10am – 12 noon. On Sunday 90 minute tours at 11am and Places on the tours and workshop 2pm. must be booked in advance participants and turnto to up need will 0,,1)3"2&)&$%-+)%-)&$')5,"-%-+)&,) the at 9.30am (from place a secure K,B)O73#'\? the behind guided tours, ACTIVITIES: scenes access 43. BU GREY CH 10 W EH8 9J SAT Buccleuch and Church, Greyfriars Free dominates dating the Causey space with its towering from steeple and is by the architects 1856, J, WH & JM The Hay. & C GRA

, , LL DW DW EET PM TR S THEATRE PM PM L , EH8 9 , EH8 PM NOON-4 SON L EONS’ HA EONS’ VAL 12 G M CO M-3.30 QUARE M-12.30 A A SUN WC UR S 11 10 & WC WC visual displays, architectural models, models, architectural visual displays, points, at key stewards/volunteers video/audio presentations 42. FESTI 13/29 NI 9FT EH8 SAT SUN The Festival Theatre, situated on the longest runningtheatre site in Edinburgh, continuous opened in June at 1994 that boasting, time, a the 1,915 largest stage in the UK, seat auditorium, and function spacious suites, an iconic glass bars façade, and state of the art stage equipment and back stage facilities. Visitors walk through the decades as they step through the modern foyer into the 1928 The Theatre auditorium. has a international national and reputation of as the one UK’s premiere venues. presenting On Saturday be a there 90 minute tour at 11am will and drop in workshops in Visual Art 41. 41. MUSEU S 9 HILL SAT Surgeons’ Hall dates back to 1832 and is Scotland’s oldest museum. Housed in an outstanding example of William Playfair’s architecture, the Museum the contains largest one collections of surgical and pathology of in teaching a as Developed most World. the historic museum for students of medicine, its collections, including bone and tissue specimens, art, artefacts form a and fascinating There collection. will also scenes’ be tours ‘behind chair wheel (no 1:30 & running 12:30 the 11:30, at 10:30, access to this area) which must be pre-booked by calling 0131 1649/1711 or 527 emailing: museum@ rcsed.ac.uk information guided tours, ACTIVITIES: #."/.!%0)+!.%&'?.@()2'!@.'%A.).%'"AA.%%&' IOS , , D EET TU PM S TR OT OT RY S M-5.30 A VEC LT LT WC 10.30 © Mike Wilkinson WC central to the building which also museum-quality three incorporates 'B$%0%&%,-)+!88'"%'2),");'B%08')'C'-&) spaces, as ,73#'2) well !-.) "'2%.'-&%!8) !6!"&5'-&2?) as www.dovecotstudios.com commercial 6789:989;<='()*+,-"!(+)'#."/.!%0)+!.%&' visual displays, behind the scenes access, points, at key stewards/volunteers Built in 1885 L,0'"&)Y,"$!5)!2)&$')3"2&)6(08%#) and designed 0!&$2) by %-) Z.%-0("+$<) &$') >-3"5!"9) Street Baths were in use until the 1990s when they fell into disrepair. Following rescue of refurbishment year two a and the baths derelict the 2009, in completed programme Dovecot to home became building one Studios, of the world’s leading contemporary tapestry and an studios international tapestry centre as a for and design art, champions modern Dovecot art form. craftsmanship at the very highest level. Tapestry weaving remains 40. DO 40. 10 INFIRMA EH1 1 SAT G ERT ERT C HOUSE , EH8 9AJ 9AJ EH8 , , EH8 9A , EH8 CON M ROW D QUARE EI PM PM

S R IOT QUARE M-4 M-4 S A A MUSEU WC WC Collection is housed in TEV RISTO 10 10 B RISTO WC WC Gothic features. It Gothic features. has a variety of catering and bar areas, a debating a dining chamber, and room, many other meeting include programmes refurbishment rooms. the Recent creation of the Amphion New restaurant, and coffee bar, licensed bar on the mezzanine Loft level, the Bar on level and the the Chocolate Moose – Debating Hall the olde style sweetshop on +",(-.);,,"? the the Music Classroom Museum by Professor John Donaldson (1845- 65) who built its present On display gallery. are nearly 1000 items brass woodwind, stringed, including and percussion instruments from Britain, Europe and instrumentalThe history from world. the across of the Orchestra, the Wind Band, Theatre, Dance, Popular K"!22) Music, K!-.2<) %2)the instruments on 'B'568%3'.) display, which include 09) many beautiful examples of the instrument-maker’s art over There the will past be 400 a years. short talk at 1pm and 3pm. information guided tours, ACTIVITIES: #."/.!%0)+!.%&'A@(#2,.)B%'"A!(3(!(.%&'3(%4"#' points, key at stewards/volunteers displays, recitals musical presentations, audio 39. 13 SAT Teviot Row House is one of the Student Union buildings managed by Edinburgh University Students’ Association (EUSA) and world’s is Row Teviot the oldest building. Union Student purpose House was built in a 16th century built Scots architectural style with late 38. THE THE 38. HALL B SAT The purpose-built Victorian of 1859 in the galleries Reid Concert Hall. The Collection was established as M G CHOOL, CHOOL, Y MUSEU , EH8 8A M L S PM L ACE M-4 DICA PL TURE THEATRE E A NATO WC C OT A I 10 EV WC lecture theatre 11am to 3pm. lectures/talks ACTIVITIES: SAT The remnants of what was once an extensive museum 8,#!&'.) are ,-) &$') now &,6)historical ;,,"<) *$'"') material students used anatomy by and %2)2&,"'.?)A$')5!+-%3#'-&)2&''689/ contemporary current in still theatre, lecture raked use, was Rowand designed Anderson in 1877. by Due to its aesthetic appeal parts Robertof the building have been used for both &'8'C%2%,-) !-.) 0%+) 2#"''-)20 minute 385%-+?) talk on the hour in the together businesses, governments, researchers and communities 3-.) to 2,8(&%,-2) &,) +8,0!8) #$!88'-+'2) and take innovations that risks will create a low on #!"0,-)7(&("'?)[%2%&)&$')$(0)&,)3-.) ideas and do ECCI what about more and out they do it. how information guided tours, ACTIVITIES: #."/.!%0)+!.%&'A@(#2,.)B%'"A!(3(!(.%&'3(%4"#' stewards/ models, architectural displays, points at key volunteers 37. & LE OLD M T Street Street United Presbyterian Church was built in 1856 in Graeco-Italian 2&98') 09) R!&"%#1)=%82,-?)A$') 3-'89) detailed temple The front balconies. has bracketed and niches conch by 1996 in remodelled was interior L'%!#$)!-.)M!88)&,)7,"5),73#'2)!-.) of one is ICMS facilities. conference importantmost resources UK’s the in the mathematical sciences. opening By their doors ICMS to demonstrate hope their international work and into share some the insights importancethrough some interesting, fun and of challenging maths puzzles ECCI’s and ‘low games. carbon hub’ brings Home Home to the International Centre for Mathematical the Edinburgh Sciences Centre for Carbon and Innovation, the former College I E PM EGE EGE CC E LL O L M-4.30 & C A S THSID , EH8 9AA 9AA EH8 , TH WC CM U I OU EET 10.30 SO WC SAT 36. 15 S STR 6789:989;<='()*+,-"!(+)'#."/.!%0 visual behind the scenes access, notes, stewards/ models, architectural displays, points at key volunteers exhibition of sculptures by the late George Wyllie MBE. café and shop will be open. Exhibition, 18th century, will (wheelchair access with assistance) be accessible as will the contemporary version of a Scottish Knot Garden. In the garden, visitors can also enjoy an Garden Garden Lobby Lobby. and House, Members’ Historic home of Queensberry the of 2nd Duke Queensberry in the early through through including accompanied the Debating Chamber, tours,

OLD TOWN SOUTHSIDE 12 vet students used to learn the A$%2)%2)!)5,.'"-),73#').'C'8,65'-&) Street reopened in July following a SOUTHSIDE 44. UNIVERSITY OF science of veterinary medicine. 47. ROYAL COMMISSION on the site of the old C & A building £9.3million refurbishment. Situated SOUTHSIDE EDINBURGH MAIN From the outside Summerhall has ON THE ANCIENT with spectacular views to the south in the centre of Edinburgh’s LIBRARY the grey, formal appearance of a AND HISTORICAL 7",5)&$')]&$)!-.)_&$);,,"),73#'2?) most stylish street, this A listed traditional municipal building. But They have part of the Corporate building has been restored to its GEORGE SQUARE, EH8 9LJ MONUMENTS OF %-2%.'<) 6"'6!"') &,) 3-.) 9,("2'87) %-) SCOTLAND Art Collection of Aberdeen Asset former glory with the inclusion of a labyrinth of surprises. As well as Management, predominantly a modern technical infrastructure to SAT & SUN 12NOON-4.30PM 16 BERNARD TERRACE, WC architectural quirks, there will be collection of Scottish art dating further improve its capabilities as WC dozens of artists’ work on display. EH8 9NX from Victorian to present day. a venue for events. Architectural And, the jewel in the crown, the Prospective visitors should email details have been preserved and newly furnished bar, decorated SAT 10AM-5PM [email protected] enhanced, with fresh neutral WC Laudate House has accommodated with historical bits and bobs from WC P to book spaces on guided tours decoration throughout. animal pre-history! the German speaking congregation lasting approximately 30 minutes. For over 100 years RCAHMS has in Edinburgh since 1967 when it Visitors will be asked to provide ACTIVITIES: guided tours, information 6789:989;<='()*+,-"!(+)'#."/.!%0)+!.%&' was built by the architect Reiach & #."/.!%0)+!.%&'?.@()2'!@.'%A.).%'!+4,%&' behind the scenes access, visual displays, been working to create a record contact details and on the day will visual displays, stewards/volunteers at video/audio presentations of Scotland’s built environment. Hall to designs by Alfred Schildt. It be asked to bring proof of address. key points Its vast national collection of over is a purpose built community style Unfortunately, speculative callers centre typical of the time with 15 million unique items is made cannot be accommodated. 51. ACE IT COMPUTER 46. THE QUEEN’S HALL available to the public to explore a large stained glass window by ACTIVITIES: guided tours 85 CLERK STREET, EH8 9JG online and in their Search Room. George Garson allowing a lot of TRAINING This year RCAHMS is showcasing light into the worship room. The 115 GEORGE STREET, EH2 4JN SAT 11AM-4PM the hidden treasures of Scotland’s interior has just been renovated 50. ASSEMBLY ROOMS WC rich archaeological, architectural to its original style. Therefore the SAT 10AM-2PM WC P L 54 GEORGE STREET, EH2 2LR and industrial heritage that are visitor encounters an original 1960s WC building in the Grange well used by WC revealed through their collections SUN 11AM-4PM © University of Edinburgh and survey work. Some of its the congregation and other groups WC L The building was A listed in best collections will be on display including a nursery. There will be a WC January 1966 and described as The Main Library was designed by including historic photographs, musical recital at 5pm. the grandest surviving original Sir Basil Spence and completed in excavation drawings and maps, ACTIVITIES: guided tours, information domestic façade on George Street. 1967. It was A listed in 2005. A modern survey photographs, #."/.!%0)+!.%&'A@(#2,.)B%'"A!(3(!(.%&'3(%4"#' It was built by James Nisbet, circa major redevelopment commenced measured survey drawings, 3D displays, musical recitals 1790, for his own use. There were in 2007 and is on-going with seven digital models, original architects’ subsequent alterations to the ,(&) ,7) '%+$&) ;,,"2) #,568'&'.<) &,) drawings, rare books, and images +",(-.);,,")09)`-,B)!-.)M(&&,-) NEW TOWN 6",C%.') 8%0"!"9) 7!#%8%&%'2) 3&) 7,") &$') dating back to 1919 in the National in 1883 but in 1978-80 the ground 21st century. The library is in a Collection of Aerial Photography. NEW TOWN ;,,") *!2) "'%-2&!&'.) 09) Q,C'88) wonderful setting between George You’ll get the chance to listen to Matthews Partnership to as near Square and the Meadows. talks from specialist staff, view as possible the original design. ACTIVITIES: guided tours, information exhibitions and join behind the The ceiling medallions, cornicing #."/.!%0)+!.%&' 3(%4"#' 2(%>#"5%&' %!.1",2%0 2#'-'2) &,("2) &,) 3-.) ,(&) &$') and plasterwork have been fully volunteers at key points secrets of how sites are discovered, restored featuring the original recorded and researched. 49. ABERDEEN ASSET designs of James Nisbet. Over the years the building has been used by 45. SUMMERHALL ACTIVITIES: guided tours, lectures/talks, MANAGEMENT ()*+,-"!(+)'#."/.!%0)+!.%&'?.@()2'!@.' hat makers, drapers and insurance 1 SUMMERHALL, EH9 1PL © Alastair Wright scenes access, visual displays, stewards/ 40 PRINCES STREET, EH2 2BY 3"52?)EQZ)>A)%2)!)25!88)8,#!8)#$!"%&9) volunteers at key points, video/audio that runs computer classes for SAT & SUN 11AM-4PM A category A listed former presentations SAT 10AM-4PM older people. WC WC L church – designed by architect WC Robert Brown in 1822 – which is WC ACTIVITIES: guided tours, information 48. LAUDATE HOUSE, #."/.!%0)+!.%&'3(%4"#'2(%>#"5%&'%!.1",2%0 Summerhall is a major new arts celebrating its 33rd anniversary as GERMAN SPEAKING volunteers at key points, video/audio centre for Edinburgh, with dozens a concert hall in 2012 and now CONGREGATION The beautiful 18th century A listed presentation of spaces displaying the arts, acting hosts approximately 300 concerts building is the most important as studio space, or available for a year to over 100,000 people. 1 CHALMERS CRESCENT, building of its type surviving in performances. Based in the old The free guided tours will allow EH9 1TW the UK thanks to the quality of its campus of the Royal (Dick) School visitors to access all areas of the architecture, function, history and of Veterinary Studies, spaces to Hall – inside, outside, onstage, SAT 1PM-5.30PM the wide programme of diverse backstage – including areas not WC explore include: old libraries and WC P events held in it. The Assembly laboratories, the ‘Anatomy Lecture open to the public that show the Rooms were initially built in 1787 Theatre’, the ‘Dissection Room’, original architecture and design of as a focal point for cultural, social and even the ‘Post-Mortem Room’. the building. and commercial life, a role which it Prepare for an exciting journey ACTIVITIES: guided tours, information #,-&%-('2)&,)7(838)&,.!9?)Z.%-0("+$^2) ,7) .%2#,C'"9<) !-.) 3-.) ,(&) $,*) #."/.!%0)+!.%&'?.@()2'!@.'%A.).%'"AA.%%&' iconic Assembly Rooms on George 14 visual displays, video/audio presentations 15 WEST END 17 G , EH12 5AW 5AW EH12 , ETERY ON ACE M PM L S PM PL , EH4 3AT 3AT EH4 , PM PM RA L M-4 STON M-4.30 NOON-3 A L A R PATH P T MARY’S MARY’S T

HED S 1 12 10 ME L P WC of the those Cathedral, wanting to see the Song School should take the left hand path down the side of the Cathedral. On entering the car park turn left past Old Coates and House, the Song School is the building next to it. It will be well signed. 6789:989;<='()*+,-"!(+)'#."/.!%0)+!.%&' points at key stewards/volunteers 61. DEAN CE DEAN SUN The Edinburgh’s most mid-19th garden cemeteries, fashionable century many chosen of by of 3+("'2)X)%-#8(.%-+)F,".)Q,#10("-) Edinburgh’s historical X)7,")&$'%")3-!8)"'2&%-+/68!#'?)Y!62) will be available from volunteersof the Dean for Village self-guided Association tours. Please note that dogs are not permitted in the Cemetery. 6789:989;<='()*+,-"!(+)'#."/.!%0)+!.%&' points at key stewards/volunteers from 1596, furniture, silverware and and silverware furniture, 1596, from the heraldic shields of Edinburgh’s historic Incorporations. information guided tours, ACTIVITIES: #."/.!%0)+!.%&'3(%4"#'2(%>#"5% 60. CAT PA SAT SUN Painted in Traquair’s 1888-92 restored acclaimed in Phoebe 1998 canticle Benedicte Omnia illustrate Opera. murals the I$,*%-+) R"'/L!6$!'8%&') %-;('-#'<) they are a moving expression faith. The of Song School is in use daily by the Cathedral, so Choristers these murals of outstanding may only the be seen special by or EdinburghFestival the during appointment. From doors(main) West the facing Place Palmerston SCHOO L EN EN , EH3 7H EH3 , D EET TR S PM E ES MAI L D ILL M-4 A RA P ELV T 10 WC The building is the fourth site for the Trades Maiden Square Argyle Hospital, at being ones former the (now Chambers Street), Rillbank and the moved Grange to the before current in being property 1970. It of houses a artefacts collection Incorporated Trades of belonging Edinburgh to that trace their the charters, or ‘seals back to the 15th of centurycause’, showing exhibition an contains and the origins and Incorporated histories Trades of Edinburgh. of the Special exhibits include the Blanket Blue of Edinburgh, an National original Covenant dated 1638, a belonging 1615 dated bible Geneva to the Wrights and Masons, a and King James the bible property dated of 1617, the The Edinburgh. Skinners collection includes of many rare pictures, references to the Magdalen place of Chapel, the Convenery Trades of meeting Designed Designed in 1883 by the architect Ritchie John for Mitchell Sydney AG The Scotsman the editor of Findlay, newspaper. The interior is richly decorated in a Franco-Italian style and refurbished sensitively was and modernised in 2011 by the B+B Collection. It is category A listed and a features spectacular galleried Library and views over the Dean Village. 6789:989;<=''()*+,-"!(+)'#."/.!%0)+!.%&' visual displays 59. HOSPITA M 61 SUN LUB , , PM RTS C RTS URGH B RRACE D M-10 E H A H QUARE, QUARE, A PM Y T D S EDIN 10

AN M-4 A L SUN RY BW BW & 11 RUTL WEST EN WEST WC WC The premises on Rutland Square were built as part of the Georgian between Development Town New 1830 The and architect 1840. was John Tait (1787-1856), buried in who the Dean is Arts Cemetery. Scottish the by purchased was It Club in 1894 and has social hub been of the the arts in Scotland ever it since. However, still retains much of the character of a private house. 6789:989;<=' ()*+,-"!(+)' #."/.!%0)+!.%&' points at key stewards/volunteers 58. B+B 3 ROTHESA EH3 7 SAT 57. SCOTTIS 57. 24 EH1 2 SAT M C , , ARIU B ROW

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A WC LOGICAL S NS 10 WC Murchison House is winning Scottish the Headquarters award of the British Geological Survey, the oldest national geological survey in the The world. Earth Beneath our Feet is a treasure trove of natural resources that are fundamentally important to our modern society. BGS is involved with the geology of precious metals, global supplies, water our resources and the treasures of the 2'!);,,")!-.)0'-'!&$?)A$'"')*%88)0') future a energy host of activities to suit all ages, with hands-on displays of minerals, rocks and fossils, demonstrations of mountain building, earthquakes and volcanoes and origins of the Northern Lights. programme The of popular throughout the talks day covering the diversity will of the work of the survey run will show On collaborators. its and be many of the tools available to the modern Earth Scientist, from the traditional to cutting edge those of technology – at and the 2,5')&,,)8!"+')&,)3&)%-)&$')0(%8.%-+? will will also be displays from research in biology and Geosciences. The School of Engineering’s Sanderson Building will be open for to visitorssee the Hudson Beare Lecture Theatre, a vibrant new engineering by designed area study informal students and a on range of activities hands and the displays University’s from architectural engineers engineers. Tours and the of Noreen and Kenneth Murray Library will leave the library every café hour from 10.30am. Details of the full website: programme on engineering the www.ed.ac.uk/science- information guided tours, ACTIVITIES: #."/.!%0)+!.%&'?.@()2'!@.'%A.).%'"AA.%%&' visual displays, activities, children’s video/ points, at key stewards/volunteers audio presentations 96. BRITIS GEO MURCH MAI SAT GS H PM D, EH9 3JF 3JF EH9 D, LDIN LEIT D, EH14 1TQ 1TQ EH14 D, F M-4 ROA A

ROA PM L ’S BUI 10 NS P G RK AI M-4 A SUN WC WC M 10 & EST BLACKFORD WC WC The College Engineering will of open a range spaces Science of on campus including a trio and of Lorimer and Matthew buildings from the late The 1920s. Natural History Museum in the Ashworth Laboratories and the Museum Cockburn of the Grant Institute will GeoSciences showcase their amazing collections open to corals and in minerals, rocks, fossils, of animal There specimens aquarium. the from creatures including live renovated renovated thanks to funding from the Millennium Commission the with and EdinburghCouncil, of City building design by Malcolm Fraser Architects and exhibition space by the James Carter. It interactive was Visitors opened will in enjoy access April the around building, 2000. free interactive entry exhibition to space light refreshments will be served the in and &$')#!7c?)A$')0(%8.%-+)!82,)0'-'3&2) from a dramatic back drop of the Slateford Aqueduct and across Viaduct the wonderful Walkway. Leith Water of 6789:989;<='()*+,-"!(+)'#."/.!%0)+!.%&' visual displays, activities, children’s video/ points, at key stewards/volunteers audio presentations 95. KIN W SAT 94. WATER O WATER 94. CENTRE VISITOR 24 LANA SAT Formerly the House, the Water Slateford of Leith Visitor School Centre is to a the unique city. attraction It was extensively D , EH11 2N LE LE L EET PM & AST TR E C P D S SCHOO anre

EO Z YNE WC ATEFORD T CL 12NOON-4 aul P © GORGI SL WC proud of both the achievements of its students facilities, which are and widely used by the superb the Visitors public. are amazed by colour and light space, of sense the %-)&$')!&"%(5?)A$');'B%08')*,"1%-+) areas are central to Curriculum delivery for of outdoor Excellence spaces and – garden school amphitheatre, Greek roof terrace, and roof-top greenhouse – learning.inspire creative help video/audio presentations ACTIVITIES: Tynecastle Tynecastle High School celebrates its centenary impressive this new building provides year. a superb This working environment and while learning strong retaining sense of tradition and local its identity. The school is extremely 93. HIGH 2 M SAT PM E HOUSE was built by G D, EH10 6JF 6JF EH10 D, ITA L 12NOON-4 M ID ROA SUN P & CAHMS R A BRA © WC servants’ servants’ quarters. There shorta with is BraidRoad parking on free walk to the house. 6789:989;<='()*+,-"!(+)'#."/.!%0)+!.%&' visual displays, behind the scenes access, points at key stewards/volunteers Hermitage House Charles Gordon of Cluny in 1780 -85, designed of variety a had has It by RobertBurn. the interesting architect owners whose house the storiesboth through told be can and There surroundingwill estate. be access to parts of not normally open to to the public the house see the kitchen range, cellars and ACTIVITIES: guided tours, lectures/talks, lectures/talks, guided tours, ACTIVITIES: ()*+,-"!(+)'#."/.!%0)+!.%&'A@(#2,.)B%' activities 92. HER 69 SAT in producing food for patients and staff. At one point chickens, pigs, a hand cast concrete slab making facility, and an immense helped the hospital to meet its day orchard to day requirements. Cyrenians, working Edinburgh in partnership NHS and community local the with has Lothian, recreated the gardens in the hospital grounds. for Running just over two years, the Royal Edinburgh Community have Gardens history revived of horticulture on the site, all opportunities for great providing the members of the to community abundant get involved. history: history: there has been gardening on the hospital grounds for nearly 200 years, and for $,26%&!8) decades *!2) !85,2&) the 2'87/2(73#%'-&)

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ID B 10 KIN L CH UNITY GAR M-4 AW A L RNINGS SUN OYA R R & 10 MO ME WC WC COMM Edinburgh grow Community to opportunities fantastic offer Gardens food, build community, and keep They active. have a long and rich Located within the beautiful 15 acre 15 beautiful the within Located grounds at the Royal Hospital in Morningside, the Edinburgh Royal EH10 5HF 5HF EH10 SAT 91. MORNINGS ACTIVITIES: guided tours, lectures/talks, lectures/talks, guided tours, ACTIVITIES: ()*+,-"!(+)'#."/.!%0)+!.%&'A@(#2,.)B%' stewards/ visual displays, activities, points at key volunteers Younger visitorsYounger can enjoy puppet hunting baking, shows, for treasure in the school grounds and several craft activities. %-#8(.%-+)&%50'");,,"2<)#'%8%-+2)!-.) door handles. Each room onto opens the maintain. to help children the which Kindergarten garden Steiner’s Steiner’s design encourages and building the philosophy, educational interaction, play with nature and natural and materials contact life life of the children and to teachers ensure environment would the meet needs. Benjamin Tindall Architects building their worked on the Expressing project. and parents. parents. Built in 1990 to a replace prefab construction, the design was basic conceived by Wilfred Bohm who observed the daily The Kindergarten is an of example a construction, community much of approach the being work carried to out by pupils and SAT 90. EDIN 60 SPYL SCHOO

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PM IELD F PN PN M-4 A L AST 10 E , EH15 2 SUN P A & PP WC The building stripped was back superb the to respond internallyto and completely reorganised sea view, improving on the poor use of space resulting from historic piecemeal extensions. 09) Designed EddU) FAb<) &$')internal "'#,-3+("'.) surprises space given street the offers facade, unassuming and through many the the journey building in culminates the huge the picture master bedroom, framing window the in ever changing view over the Forth estuary. information guided tours, ACTIVITIES: #."/.!%0)+!.%&'3(%4"#'2(%>#"5%&'%!.1",2%0 points at key volunteers Laws. Laws. The graveyard contains Commonwealth a war grave many monuments and to -!C!8) army ,73#'"2) 0!2'.) %-) and R,"&,0'88,) There during will the 18th century. also be a display Portobello.treasures of of the hidden information guided tours, ACTIVITIES: #."/.!%0)+!.%&'A@(#2,.)B%'"A!(3(!(.%&' stewards/volunteers visual displays, points at key 107. 18 JO SAT

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LL HA M PM L M-4 X ATORIU A ENHALL ROAD, ROAD, ENHALL WC D M 10 OW WC Mortonhall Crematorium in is a mature woodland setting and set opened in February one of 1967. Edinburgh’s best examples It is of post-war architecture designed by the architectural practice of Sir Basil Spence, Glover and Ferguson in an categoryA listed. Expressionist style information guided tours, ACTIVITIES: and #."/.!%0)+!.%&'?.@()2'!@.'%A.).%'"AA.%%' cells suitable for future therapeutic The applications. building’s internal form mimics a ‘pebble in a pond’ effect: write-up ,73#'2) !"') 8,#!&'.)with concentricperimeter, spaces rings of !",(-.) &$') specialised smaller laboratoriesand and rooms moving towards the centre of the building. central to the design of the SCRM Sustainability is building and 76% of needed the to energy operate is the building contributed features design Sustainable sources. from renewable include solar panels on the a roof, ground source heat pump system below ground #,88'#&%,-)7,");(2$%-+)&$')=Q2? and rainwater information lectures/talks, ACTIVITIES: #."/.!%0)+!.%&'?.@()2'!@.'%A.).%' visual activities, children’s access, stewards/ models, architectural displays, video/audio points, at key volunteers presentations 104. MORTON CRE H EH16 6T SUN The The new £54m Scottish for Centre HIQLY\) Regenerative 0(%8.%-+) opened by *!2) HRH Princess ,73#%!889) on Medicine Royal the #,-&'56,"!"9) 28th 0(%8.%-+) %2) &$') 3"2&) May large-scale, 2012. purpose-built The of its kind in facility the UK and provides accommodation for state- contains It up scientists. cell stem to 250 of-the-art laboratory and support space and a unit - enabling clinical the production translation of

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BURG D, EH16 5 D, EH16 10.30 11 DIC TT N LI OR 102. 102. WC WC later altered to an L-plan house. manor It was extended in with 1813 further renovations in 1892. Many original features including still two exist public rooms barrel with vaulted The ceilings. house !-.) %&2) %-;('-&%!8) !-.) 6",5%-'-&) owners have led fascinating and lives their stories through will pictures be retold and the Exhibition stories Visitors Room. will in be able to learn historystoriesin alongside steeped about a house of those who have lived, workedhundred four its in here, visited and existence.year information guided tours, ACTIVITIES: #."/.!%0)+!.%&'3(%4"#'2(%>#"5%&'%!.1",2%0 points at key volunteers 103. SCOTTIS F ME 5 EDI EH16 4 SUN INCH ROA SUN Inch House was built Great the of in Keeper 1617 Winram, James by Seal of Scotland and was originally a three storey tower house, L , , APE ON I H RIVE AT D D, EH16 4EA 4EA EH16 D, PM IN C IN SE L ROA M-2 PM PM

OUND M OU PM A F CHOPE CHOPE NS ROB H EU 10 E P LE AI L U M-4.30 ST M M-4.30 E A SUN P WC HI 3 T & 10 P HE WC visits to the be mausoleum conducted should with due and respect quiet, as it interments contains and human is very private residences. close to 36 NIDDRI EH16 4T SAT This small dates from 1735 and is vaulted on the site grave-house of a 1502 The chapel. Wauchope Mausoleum is the last vestige the of Niddrie Marischal estate and is home to an inscribed grave slab of William and Robert Wauchope from 1587; the family years600 from over for here lairds were the the late 14th Please century. note: Tours Tours of building. 11am Talk the on stained Dr glass E windows Cumming. 12noon recital. 2pm by Organ children’s choir from Craigentinny 3.15pm Primary Open 4.30pm Choral Evensong choir with School. full Buses 14 and 30 to the door. rehearsal choir. Map and fuller information on the www.robinchapel.org.uk website: lectures/talks, guided tours, ACTIVITIES: ()*+,-"!(+)'#."/.!%0)+!.%&'A@(#2,.)B%' at key stewards/volunteers activities, recitals, musical points, 101. WAU MAUSO SAT SUN ArtsThis is a categoryA listed and Crafts style building with wooden stained carvingsglass, superb and other features. Built in of killed Tudsbery, Robin in memory action in the Second World War and as a centre for ecumenical worship. Superb professional &$') choir ,73#') sing ,7)every Sunday at Q$,"!8) 4.30pm with the ZC'-2,-+) Chaplain. Saturday events: 10am 100. THE THE 100. T NIDDRI

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S DDIN M-4 OM URCH PX NG A SUN IL’ H WC WC E & 10 R N UDDI TO LIB TO DUDDI WC WC volunteers at key points, refreshments refreshments points, at key volunteers chamber, chamber, and an room in the upper chamber. interpretation information guided tours, ACTIVITIES: #."/.!%0)+!.%&'3(%4"#'2(%>#"5%&'%!.1",2%0 Dr Neil’s Garden and sits on the banks of Duddingston Loch. The now restored building houses Museum of a Curling in the lower A hexagonal 1825 building, by William Playfair built for The Duddingston in The building Curling lies within the lovely Society. SAT 99. TH D D EH15 4 ACTIVITIES: guided tours, lectures/talks, lectures/talks, guided tours, ACTIVITIES: ()*+,-"!(+)'#."/.!%0)+!.%&'%!.1",2%0 points at key volunteers reordered in 1968. The reordered gatehouse, in 1968. built with windows on each wall, north side. door The on the south wall is 12th a good example century of a Norman doorway with rounded its typical chevron markings. The interior was largely nave and the square tower. In 1631 In tower. square the and nave &$') R"'2&,-3'8.) E%28'<)of #,-2%2&%-+) gallery, downstairs burial area vaults, was and added on the 12th century by a Norman Knight called Dodin on land given to him by King David I of originalchancel, of consists building Scotland. The SAT The church was founded in the 98. DU OLD C was formerly used to body-snatchers. watch for

DUDDINGSTON TO LIBERTON 26 LEITH LEITH LEITH 110. LAMB’S HOUSE 111. SCOTTISH MINERAL 112. LEITH TOWN HALL 113. RAIMES CLARK 114. THE VICTORIAN 11 WATER’S CLOSE, EH6 6RB AND LAPIDARY CLUB AND SHERIFF COURT HEAD OFFICE SCHOOLROOM 20 MARITIME LANE, EH6 6RZ 29-35 QUEEN CHARLOTTE 19 SMITH’S PLACE, EH6 8NU 9 BRUNSWICK ROAD, EH7 5NG SUN 1PM-5PM STREET, EH6 7EY WC SAT & SUN 10AM-5PM SUN 10.30AM-4PM SAT & SUN 10AM-4PM WC L WC SAT 9AM-3PM WC WC WC WC 108. LEITH THEATRE Lamb’s House was built in 1610 SUN 10AM-4PM 28 FERRY ROAD, EH6 4AE by Andro Lamb, a Hanseatic merchant, and consisted of booths © RCAHMS SUN 12NOON-4PM ,-)&$')+",(-.);,,")!-.)"'2%.'-&%!8) accommodation and storage on WC &$')(66'");,,"2?))>&)*!2)2!C'.)7",5) demolition and partly restored by Leith Theatre is located at the the 4th Marquis of Bute, K.T. in junction of Ferry Road and North 1938-40. Lord David Stuart gave Junction Street. Built as part of the house to the National Trust a civic complex comprising the for Scotland in 1958. External library and the Thomas Morton restoration was completed, the Hall to commemorate the interiors were adapted and a incorporation of the Burgh of single storey hall was built by the Leith into the City of Edinburgh, Edinburgh and Leith Old People’s Entry via Montgomery Place gates. the large theatre was opened in ='87!"') Q,(-#%8?) >&) *!2) ,73#%!889) Leith Town Hall was built in 1827- The Building in which the History 1932 but has been unused since opened by Queen Elizabeth the 28 as a Sheriff Court to the of Education Trust (The Victorian the late 1980s. The Leith Theatre Queen Mother in October 1962. design of R & R Dickson, whose Schoolroom) is housed in a double Trust is working with the Scottish Groves-Raines Architects Ltd name is prominently displayed classroom in the playground of Historic Buildings Trust and local acquired the building in 2010 from on the Queen Charlotte Street Leith Primary School. It is of no partners to bring the theatre back the NTS. On the site of the hall an front. The Old Council Chamber !"#$%&'#&("!8) 5'"%&) ,") 2%+-%3#!-#'?) to life as a vibrant cultural centre extension and stand alone Pavilion *!2) 5!+-%3#'-&89) .'#,"!&'.) 09) What is exciting is what is contained for performance, the visual arts and have been built. A Renaissance Thomas Bonnar in 1891-2 and it within, a fully functioning Victorian- community events. garden is under construction within was used until 1920 when Leith The Georgian villa of James Smith, style classroom with wooden desks the merchant who laid out Smith’s and blackboards, and a further ACTIVITIES: guided tours, information the enclosure to the south of the amalgamated with Edinburgh, and #."/.!%0)+!.%' it remains exactly as when opened. Place in 1814, has belonged to museum room crammed full of house. This complex now houses © Jim Cowan the architectural practice, the Vice Displayed within the room are Raines Clark & Co Ltd since 1835. wonderful Victoriana including a Consulate of Iceland as well as portraits of 11 of the 15 Lords >&) %2) $,5') &,) &$') M'!.) O73#') ,7) kitchen range and many household 109. TRINITY HOUSE residential accommodation on the An Alexander Hunter Crawford Provost who served during that Lindsay & Gilmour Pharmacies items.Step inside and you enter 99 KIRKGATE, EH6 6BJ (66'");,,"2),7)&$')$,(2'? building of 1891 incorporating time. The room also boasts ‘The !-.) "'5!%-2) !) C'"9) 3-') 2("C%C%-+) another world. The Trust holds a earlier 19th century workshops Landing of George IV’ a wonderful example of a Leith merchant’s large educational book collection SAT & SUN 10AM-4PM and warehouse developments, depiction by Alexander Carse of house. It retains many of its original and also curates a number of features such as the oval central WC units 18-20 have been the the landing of King George IV in late 19th century and early 20th WC L premises of the SMLC since 2007. Leith in 1822. The building also 2&!%"#!2'<)E.!5)3"'68!#'2)!-.)&$') century school attendance registers, They have been internally altered oldest surviving walled garden in a perfect target for ancestor hunters Trinity House was built on Leith’s has the original prison cells from to provide cutting and polishing Leith. on the lookout for more detail Kirkgate by Thomas Brown in 1816 1870, which give a true insight into of stones, a traditional Scottish about their forebears. on the site of a building that dates what it would have been like to be 6789:989;<='()*+,-"!(+)'#."/.!%0)+!.%&' Craft, and for silversmithing. It back to 1555. Established to help incarcerated during that time. behind the scenes access, visual displays, ACTIVITIES: guided tours, information also houses the club collection of stewards/volunteers at key points, video/ sailors in need, it grew to play a #."/.!%0)+!.%&'?.@()2'!@.'%A.).%'"AA.%%&' Scottish agates and minerals. There ACTIVITIES: stewards/volunteers audio presentations key role in the development of children’s activities, visual displays, *%88)0').'5,-2&"!&%,-2),7)&$')3-!8) at key points stewards/volunteers at key points the port. Today Trinity House and polishing of prepared agates and its rich collection is a reminder gold panning – mainly for children. of Leith’s great seafaring heritage, *$%#$)$!.)2(#$)!-)%-;('-#'),-)&$') ACTIVITIES: guided tours, information MUST burgeoning city of Edinburgh. Staff #."/.!%0)+!.%&'A@(#2,.)B%'"A!(3(!(.%&'3(%4"#' WEST VISIT will be on hand to talk to visitors displays about Trinity House and its many LOTHIAN fascinating exhibits. DOORS 6789:989;<='()*+,-"!(+)'#."/.!%0)+!.%&' children’s activities, visual displays, OPEN DAY stewards/volunteers at key points, 6789:989;<='()*+,-"!(+)'#."/.!%0)+!.%&' video/audio presentations visual displays, stewards/volunteers at 8TH & 9TH key points, video/audio presentations SEPTEMBER 28 29 2012 For more information visit:www.doorsopendays.org.uk MUIRHOUSE, GRANTON & TRINITY 31

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P L M-1 A WC CAHMS 10 ANTON R © WC Wardie Wardie Primary opened in 1931 in an area where 800 new houses had been recently built and designed by was architect Joseph Marr The Johnston. school was planned on the open-air principle around an inside garden and described as Continental in design at the time. Five under years ‘Schools the later, Beautiful’ scheme Robert Heriot Westwater (1905-62) painted the large, nine-panel mural in of Wonderland Alice in ‘transcendent’ Wonderland its mural hall. The was to act in several enliven ways – the to school as environment, a pedagogic tool and of as a part modern, twentieth campaign to century revive mural art public for service. It It is impression. a testament to the still leaves vision an and ideals of early twentieth century social reformers. visual displays, guided tours, ACTIVITIES: points at key stewards/volunteers 120. WAR 120. SCHOO GR SAT

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EC L LL PM ANTON S CO L M-4 GR A M ATIONA EST N WC 10.30 WC the National number a has site The Museums for. cared are Scotland of buildings dating from the 1950s to 2010 which house facilities for conservation, analytical photography research, and taxidermy. This is a rare chance to see the some stored of collections as well the as unique conservation facilities and a chance to meet some of the curators and conservators. There will be a tours series of pre-booked and is essential - advance National Museum in of Scotland, on person booking at 0300 123 6789 or on the website the www.nms.ac.uk/scotland behind the guided tours, ACTIVITIES: at stewards/volunteers scenes access, points key 119. 119. MUSEU CENTRE 242 W 1JA EH5 SAT The Centre is a where the 10.5 reserve acre collections site of , ST ST

H SE, SE, U ARIS OUSE P H PM S A WELL GARDENS W Y M-4 aule A NITY G PE PE P ANTON & ANTON RE UIRHO 10 URCH RI M GR T © Sean WC furnished with Whytock & chancel Reid furniture, Scots designed stained ‘glass’ structural girder and exposed as part of The ‘cross’ major a piece. building vertical present its in remain to likely not is form church union in 2013. after information guided tours, ACTIVITIES: #."/.!%0)+!.%&'A@(#2,.)%'"A!(3(!(.%&'3(%4"#' stewards/ models, architectural displays, points, at key volunteers SAT Foundation stone laid September 1963 and opened June 1965, the building was designed by Howard (Church Taylor of Scotland Home Board) and represents the best of ‘60s concrete architecture: open, light, inclusive. above The the sculptures the four entrance evangelists and the Holy represent Spirit. It has worship space, with a raised central lozenge .%!2<)!);,!&%-+)",,7)"'6"'2'-&%-+)!) shaped bird watching over its brood and 118. MUIR AND CH 42 PENN EH4 4 ,

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