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| Accession Number | Title | |
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| 2002.272 | ||
| 2002.271 | ||
| 1995.1003.40 |
The townscape of East Lothian's major towns was irrevocably changed from the middle of the 20th century by the building of private and council housing estates. |
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| 10866 |
This photograph was taken at CANTY BAY 1887. The bay was a popular place of resort near North Berwick, with an inn and a few fishers' cottages. |
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| 1997.91.7.1 |
In 1878 Broxmouth House was visited by Queen Victoria, the then Duchess of Roxburghe being one of her ladies-in-waiting, and they toured parts of East Lothian together. |
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| 10169 |
Sir Harry Lauder was seventy six years old when this photograph was taken in North Berwick, in 1946. |
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| 1998.42.26 |
Concrete blocks were placed along the East Lothian coast during World War II as a protection against invasion by beach landings. |
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| 1995.301 |
This photographic picture postcard shows North Berwick from the sea. During the first few years of the 20th century a postcard craze swept the United Kingdom. |
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| 1995.491.571 |
This colour postcard was made around 1905, but the photograph was taken a few years earlier. It shows strollers on Dunbar's clifftop promenade, built for the benefit of holidaymakers in 1893. |
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| 1995.491.191 |
The sands just to the east of North Berwick harbour have long been a popular place for a day on the beach. |
