Early Victorian tenement, Comely Green Place
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Early Victorian tenement, Comely Green Place
Image: © kim traynor Taken: 22 Feb 2010
A tenement of quality in the full Edinburgh New Town style, curiously isolated amidst a variety of old industrial premises, car show-rooms and modern apartment blocks. The Victorian sculptor, David Watson Stevenson, whose works adorn the Scott Monument, the Scottish National Portrait Gallery and the Wallace Memorial in Stirling once lived at No.7.
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