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Very early photograph of the junction of East Port and the New Row taken in the 1880’s where Costa’s coffee shop is now on the corner.
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Very early photograph of the junction of East Port and the New Row taken in the …
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Great picture, love to know when it was taken.
first time I have seen this must be pre war.
Cracking photo.
I remember the bank being on that corner Think it was BOS
Is that a dental surgery on the corner – can just see ‘painless extraction’!!!
Wonder if that is any relation to me??? mmm. bitta research im thinking
Do you know when this was taken ?
Still a barbers there too!
Looks very much different now
Really early photo must be pre 1920 s
1884-1887 as the photographer jk munro moved to bonnar Street in 1887 https://www.edinphoto.org.uk/pp_i/pp_munro_jk.htm
It defo before trams as the turning hook was/is on that corner above Costa and I can’t see it
Wow
At least the barber shop is still there!!!!
I have been made aware that this picture is in Dunfermline. Regards
Wish I could step into the picture & have a look around, looks fab!
I’m Auld but this is waaaaa aulder
Bank of Scotland in my day – never thought it would become a coffee shop!
Anyone know where the blacksmith James Hay had his premises in the 1860’s? He is my gt x2 grandfather
Notice the ” painless extractions” dentist on the opposite side. Shudder!!!!
Hasn’t worn well
That must mean that the bank as it was when I was a child, now Costa has to have been built in the early 20th Century.
Wait…There was a Davies Gray’s in 1880????
Down the New Row as the Hobby and Model shop.
Bit off-putting, a Butchers sign below the Dentists!