The Shore in Leith runs along the east side of ...
Demolition of former City of Edinburgh Council ...
New nursery being built on the playground at Le...
My Great Auntie Cissie (Elizabeth Lyle) standin...
Great Auntie Cissie hated working in the fishmo...
My Dad, John Lyle, was an apprentice joiner at...
As well as being a trawler skipper my Great Gra...
The bridge at Coalhill across the Water of Leit...
3. On my return home from France I went to Leit...
5. I went on to find out about John’s five brot...
6. John Dick's brother was listed as a Canadian...
7. Another brother of John’s Albert, a Royal Sc...
8. Moving on to the present day. A few weeks ag...
The dock area in Leith is a vibrant and interes...
On a bright winter's day the buildings along Sh...
I've lived in a few places around the city but ...
"I like Leith because it is a village. You kno...
The joy in the face of one of our participants,...
Maisie Brand (née Logan) (left) and friend Cath...
Maisie in the works canteen at Goskirk Electro-...
Maise Brand (née Logan) and friend Cathy Bald w...
Maise Brand (née Logan) and friend Cathy Bald. ...
Cathy Bald, with workers from Goskirk Electro-P...
Cathy Bald, outside the entrance to Goskirk's, ...
Cathy Bald, and "Donald" left. Donor number:...
James and John Watson. "My father and John t...
James Tunnah, of West Bowling Green Street, Lei...
Leith Hawthorn was a strong amateur team. They ...
(see photograph 0114-007) Donor number: 0114...
Majorie Seaman and her brother 'Chicky'. "Th...
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