Old Gorgie
Old Gorgie by Malcolm Cant, published by Stenlake in 2002, is a historical exploration of the Gorgie area in Great Britain. This 48-page book presents a detailed look at the region, covering significant landmarks and local industries from Ardmillan to Stenhouse Mansion, including notable sites such as the McLeod Street steamie and the Tivoli cinema.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of local history, featuring various aspects of community life, including schools, class photos, and the Salvation Army band. The book also highlights the Royal Train at Gorgie sidings and captures moments from local events, such as a Hearts v Motherwell match in 1954. Through its focus on history and community, Old Gorgie provides an insightful glimpse into the past of this vibrant area.
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Old Gorgie covers the area from Ardmillan westwards to Stenhouse Mansion, including the side streets between Gorgie Road and Slateford Road. McLeod Street steamie, the Tivoli cinema, Cox’s glue works, the Scottish National Exhibition in Saughton Park and the Royal Train at Gorgie sidings are some of the subjects featured. Coverage of local works and industries is good, whilst schools, class photos, the Salvation Army band, trams and a picture of Hearts v Motherwell in 1954 complete the picture.
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