This is a bottle containing 'Oil of Salt'. Salt was manufactured by the Scottish Salt Company at Prestonpans until 1959.

The sands just to the east of North Berwick harbour have long been a popular place for a day on the beach.

The sands just to the east of North Berwick harbour have long been a popular place for a day on the beach, although even here windbreaks helped against prevailing summer westerly winds.

This photograph shows the frontage of a confectionery shop in North Berwick. The shop was owned and run by two sisters, Jane and Maggie Gullane.

Sir Harry Lauder was seventy six years old when this photograph was taken in North Berwick, in 1946.

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.

For much of the eighteenth and nineteenth century Musselburgh and Inveresk were popular with retired professionals, many from the services or returning from overseas administrative posts.

This work encompasses some of the artist`s favourite themes - landscape and the people who worked the land. The subject is a group of fieldworkers gathering hay and building ricks or haystacks.

This record sleeve was made for a Haddington shop and is printed with advertising for the business.