Forgotten Leith
These images of Leith belong to the Leith of the past but they still live on in the memory of many people.
Bangor Road Leith showing the Co-op Head Office
Brickwork Close. Just of the Kirkgate Leith
Couper Street
Srorries Alley Mentioned in the Kirk Records of South Leith and named after a brewer who helped during the plague of 1645
The Cant Ordinary before it was demolished it stood opposite South Leith Church
The Tolbooth wynd end of the Kirkgate
Giles St Leith demolished 1914
A Co-op Carter with his horse
The junction of Giles Street and St Andrew Wynd now demolished
Couper Street
The corner of St Anthony Street and the Kirkgate c1880
The “Tontine” Foxes Lane Leith
St Ninians Church, North Leith showing part of Hart’s Land rhs
Rear of the Cant Ordinary
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