Smith, Fletcher & Co. – A Royal Mile Ghost Sign
A Ghost Sign for Smith Fletcher and Co – Wirework Manufacturers
A Ghost Sign for Smith Fletcher and Co – Wirework Manufacturers
Robert Louis Stevenson (born 13 November 1850) was a Scottish author, poet, essayist and travel writer.
Inside St Giles’ Cathedral is an unusual bronze memorial to Edinburgh-born writer Robert Louis Stevenson. Created by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, it shows Stevenson reclining with his writing materials rather than posing as a conventional Victorian literary hero.
Scottish-Americans raised the money to build the memorial to Scots who died in the First World War.
James Craig – winner of the 1776 competition to design the layout of Edinburgh’s New Town.
The story of the T.S.S. California, a Clyde built ship from 1923.
This postcard, probably produced by the Hotel, advertises the facilities available – Golf Course, Motor Garage and Electric Light!
In October 1848, the celebrated Polish composer Frédéric Chopin visited Edinburgh during his final concert tour. Discover where he stayed, where he performed, and why his brief Scottish visit remains an important chapter in the city’s musical history.