The Edinburgh Graveyard Guide
The Edinburgh Graveyard Guide by Michael Turnbull, published by Saint Andrew Press in 1991, offers readers a unique perspective on Edinburgh’s historical sites. This 152-page guide invites exploration of the city’s remarkable beauty spots, including the Royal Mile, which stretches from the Castle to Holyrood. The book highlights the graveyards of both the Old and New Town, detailing the stones that commemorate the final resting places of notable figures in Edinburgh’s history.
Readers will find practical insights on how to organize a leisurely stroll through these significant locations, enriching their understanding of the city’s heritage. The guide encompasses themes of history and travel, making it a valuable resource for those interested in genealogy and heraldry as well. With its focus on Edinburgh’s unique graveyards and landmarks, this edition serves as a thoughtful companion for both locals and visitors alike.
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A book which shows the reader how to organize a leisurely stroll around Edinburgh’s unusual beauty spots. It covers the Royal Mile, from the Castle to Holyrood, as well as the graveyards of the Old and New Town and the stones that mark the final resting-place of Edinburgh’s finest and most feared.
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