Edinburgh

Franz Hedrich was a German-Bohemian author and ghostwriter to Alfred Meissner.

A Ghost Sign for Smith Fletcher and Co – Wirework Manufacturers

Alexander James Adie (1775–1858) was an Edinburgh-born maker of medical instruments, optician and meteorologist.

Built between 1938 and 1940 for Caledonian Insurance, the largest insurance company at the time, the Capital Building was designed by architects Leslie Grahame Thomson and Frank J Connell.

Greyfriars Kirk was founded in 1620 in the heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town and was the first church built in Scotland after the Reformation.

Photograph of Alto Sax player by Los Angeles Portrait Studios – 75 Princes Street, Edinburgh.

A 1921 advertisement for Andrew Elliot, Bookseller and Stationer, Princes Street, Edinburgh.

The Scottish National War Memorial commemorates Scottish soldiers and civilians, as well as those serving with Scottish regiments who died in World War I, World War II, and other conflicts.

Portobello Town Hall is a Category B listed building on Portobello High Street.

A 1921 advertisement for Greensmith Downes & Son – 143 George Street, Edinburgh.