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buildings initially seeking to use powers under the Police Act. This proved inadequate and they then sought to use the
Artisans Dwelling House Act, which was not really designed for this purpose. The ultimate plan sought to link Great Junction Street to the Shore, greatly improving access to the harbour. The final scheme removed 18 ancient closes and many hundreds of buildings ranging in date from the 15th to 18th century. Ironically, although one of the issues levelled at the pre-existing area was that of "over-density" the 3,600 people displaced was replaced by a population of 7,000. As was standard in all such schemes, both then and now, the logistics of rehousing meant that the 3,600 removed were largely not in the group of the 7,000 rehoused. This inevitable stirring of the population introduced a huge ratio of persons who were not indigenous to Leith, an exercise repeated in Leith in the 1960s. The cost of the project was estimated at £100,000 in 1881 but the Home Secretary (who controlled public spending) limited this to £70,000 which meant a more puritanical approach to much of the construction.
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their food with the local population. The same could be said for the presence of
Henderson Street's Chinese restaurant, Golden Bridge (vii). More recently, one of Henderson Street's oldest bars, The Bay Horse (located at number 63—65 and in operation as a spirit merchant since 1897) has succumbed to this international influence. Early photographic records show The Bay Horse circa 1910. Its proprietor, at that time, was a Charles G. Lane, who had been in possession of the pub since 1902. In the 1990s, the bar became Kalinka's (ix), a vodka bar operated by a Russian Countess and since 2005, the pub has once again been reincarnated as Sofi's (vi), now with a Swedish theme and Swedish owners.
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the building faces onto (and forms) a significant section of the
Henderson Street layout. This school was purpose built in 1875 at a cost of £3,807. Around that time, it had four hundred children on the roll and nine teachers, with one classroom being able to accommodate 126 children. The building has been C listed since 1995. At the Shore end of Henderson Street, (odd numbers 73—91A) there is a noteworthy example of a sandstone residential and commercial building with intricate, detailed carvings and masonry work. This was also designed by James Simpson, was built in 1891, and has been C Listed since 1977. Simpson's signature and the date are still clearly visible on the stonework.
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tenements. A burial ground was located to the south of these structures extending towards Great
Junction Street. This has been substantiated by the discovery of a burial site in this location during the laying of gas pipes in St Anthony Street. The site of the monastery reputedly extended down to Henderson Gardens and all along the street still known as Yardheads. It is thought that the street name 'Yardheads' may derive from the old Germanic stem, in which the word Yard means a garden or orchard. This would suggest the monastery had large gardens and orchards extending to this point. It is said that the monastery suffered great damage during the
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wine was unloaded and transported through Leith at that time — showing the
Porters of Leith at work. The Porters Stone was originally located at Tolbooth Wynd, which lies at the Shore end of Henderson Street. All traces of the old Tolbooth Wynd have since been demolished and replaced by modern flats (though the name remains). The old Tolbooth Wynd led to Leith's Kirkgate and formed a major thoroughfare to and from the Shore until Henderson Street was built. The Porters were a trade guild — one of the many important and sometimes very powerful trade guilds of Leith's past.
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Mitchells Café and Take Away, which claimed to be the oldest café in Leith; while this claim is unverified, the premises had certainly been operating in café format since at least 1924, when it opened its doors as an Italian ice cream parlour. Many long-time Leithers still refer to Mitchells as Lannys; so ingrained is the old ice cream cafe in their memories. The cafe closed, along with the adjacent Andersons Bar in 2020 for conversion to residential. Opposite is Steel Coulson Tap, a revival of an old brewery name for a new craft beer bar; a sign of the changing nature of Leith.
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standing today. These street lights are unique to this area – apparent from the 'Persevere' Insignia which adorns the base section of each lamp. Also on the base section of the lamps is the image of a woman and child at sea in a ship with the Latin
Inscription 'Sigillum Oppidi De Leith', which translates as 'Seal of the Town of Leith'. (The insignia is also visible on several Victorian civic buildings in Leith). Decorative motifs on the lamp heads include: a
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the surrounding area was a monastery dedicated to St Anthony. It was known as St Anthony's
Preceptory or Monastery. There is disagreement about the date of foundation of the monastery and also over by whom it was founded. Some sources use 1430 as a guide date for its inception and other sources claim it came into existence, in the form of a hospital for the poor, much earlier — possibly as early as 1327.
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in 1801. John
Crabbie & Co. moved to the Yardheads premises in the 1850s where they would continue to produce their Green Ginger Wine for more than a Century. Crabbies Ginger Wine (and ginger beer) are still made in Scotland today, though the distilling and bottling process ceased at Yardheads in the 1990s and manufacturing has now been relocated from Leith.
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closed down and boarded up. In more recent times The Raj restaurant (occupying that space until 2014) also used part of their premises to show films. Just a few doors away, however, Sofi's
Swedish Bar (vi) does host occasional film nights in their back room, thus keeping cinema nights on Henderson Street an option in the present day.
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The replica stone, visible on Henderson Street today, was carved by Cumbrian sculptor (and former Merchant Navy Seaman) Shawn Williamson in 1990 at the instigation of the then local councillor Cllr Rev Mrs Elizabeth Wardlaw and overseen by local historian and planner Stephen Dickson. The original was
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On Henderson Street, about halfway along the length of this wall, a stone tablet known as the Porters Stone is inlaid into the stone work. As stated on the plaque beneath it, this is a copy of the original Porters Stone. The original carving dates from 1678 and gives a pictorial representation of how
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Just off Henderson Street is the street known as Yardheads, on which is a large group of warehouses formerly known as Crabbies Warehouse. These warehouses formed a distillery which produced a well known Scottish drink, Crabbies Green Ginger Wine. Crabbies Wine was first created and distilled in Leith
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Simpson was responsible for the design of the building on Henderson Street now known as 'Academia' — recently converted to residential use — formerly St Mary's workshops, and originally designed by him as Yardheads School. Although the front entrance is on nearby Giles Street, the rear of
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Henderson Street first appeared in the Edinburgh and Leith Post Office Directories in the year 1886/87. Only entries for numbers 1 and 2 are displayed and list residents, suggesting that the rest of the street was still under construction. Over the following ten years, more and more entries and house
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Shopping Centre car park. The names date back many hundreds of years and reveal much about the ancient landscape of the area. Long before the construction of Henderson Street (and before the existence of the eighteen closes that were demolished to make way for it) on the site of these streets and in
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provides the most internationally well known example of the Italian migratory influence on Leith). Angelo Lanny was not alone in establishing a business on Henderson Street; at around the same period the street was also home to a fish and chip shop called 'Joe De Ponio's', an Italian Barbers called
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These days, although many ground floor commercial premises have been converted into domestic dwellings, Henderson Street continues, to some extent, to maintain its mixture of residential and commercial properties. As of 2012 it is home to a wide range of restaurants and cafés. At Number 21—23
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The construction of Henderson Street, in the late nineteenth century, caused the pre-existing yards of the Vaults to be reduced in size, as it was necessary for the new street to cut through their existing land; the current boundary wall dates from the late 19th century, and maps of the area before
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The warehouses at Yardheads had various extensions and additions over time. Parts of the existing buildings date to 1825 and had formed part of an earlier Yardheads Brewery which made porter. All of the historic sections of the Crabbies Warehouse complex have been B listed since 1990. The buildings
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who lived nearby on Queen Street (now called Shore Place) for the use of her Privy Council around 1545. It was still described as "regal" in the mid 19th century but either fell from grace or was forgotten in the replanning exercise. This was possibly due to its juxttaposition to Peat Nook, a large
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the monastery was allowed to languish; other buildings being gradually erected in its place and removing all physical traces of its existence. The Seal of the Preceptory of St Anthony (used to authenticate official paperwork of the hospital / monastery and dating from the mid-1500s) is held at the
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off the coast of Ireland. In all, 486 Italian and 175 German deportees were killed and the incident resulted in the British Government changing their policy on deporting interns overseas. Although those who can remember these incidents first hand were only children at that time, they made a deep
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A number of original Victorian Cast Iron Street lamps are still in use on Henderson Street today. Though it is evident, from old photographs of the area, that these lamps were once part of a larger urban lighting scheme and were extremely prevalent throughout Leith, there are remarkably few left
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In 1885, architects James M. Thomson and Robert Thornton Shiells won a competition to produce a design for the Kirkgate United Presbyterian Church (also known as St Anthony's Church). The church was located at the Great Junction Street end of Henderson Street (on the corner of Henderson and
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of 1891 and 1901 show that many of the flats housed, by contemporary standards, large families (sometimes six to eight people, occasionally with the addition of a live-in lodger or maid). These large families lived in what, by modern standards, would be considered a comfortably sized two bedroom
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Henderson Street once had its own cinema, at no.91 behind the building where Insider Tattoo (i) is today. It was listed in the Edinburgh and Leith Post Office Directories as the 'Empire Picture House' and was definitely active in the late 1920s and early 1930s, though by the 1950s, it had been
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The most tragic loss of the improvement scheme (which is not wholly explained) is the Scottish Parliament/ Council Office which is now only remembered in the name "Parliament Street". This stood on Coalhill and was a highly ornamental (carved stone) building with a "fabulous interior". This was
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Masonic symbols are also visible on Numbers 2 and 4 Henderson Street near the decorative carving of the Head of Neptune; additional symbols on this building are currently covered over by shop hoardings. There are also masonic symbols visible on the stonework of Number 14 (on the front fascia at
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Just off Henderson Street, on Parliament Street, is another example of Simpson's work: a Model Lodging House, which was built in 1893 with the aim of providing cheap, clean, overnight accommodation to transient workers in the area. It is still used to provide temporary accommodation by Canmore
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Parks Department. It was created in the 1950s through demolition of tenements, and was to be part of the landscape setting for Cables Wynd House. The garden was refurbished in 1983 as part of the Leith Project and has a plaque at the Yardheads entrance commemorating this. It contains a small
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Turning the corner on Henderson Street, passing Henderson Gardens and heading down towards the Shore, on the right hand side is the high stone boundary wall of the Vaults. The (A listed) Vaults have existed for centuries, though the building has had many transformations. The buildings have
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above), set back from the street, is a well known Leith restaurant. Aside from their reputations for good food, they have capitalised on their unique historic location. The Scotch Malt Whisky Society (iv) has its restaurant. As the society is devoted to the bottling and sale of
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Scottish architect, James Simpson,(1832–94) held the positions of Town Architect of Leith and, for a period, was architect to the Leith School Board around the time when Henderson Street was under development. He worked on many notable buildings in Leith including
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Housing Association (ii). A plaque above the door of this substantial building commemorates its purpose and those involved in its erection. The Model Lodging House has been C Listed since 1995. Numbers 59—61 Henderson Street are also attributed to Simpson.
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impression. The 70th anniversary of the sinking of the Arandora in 2010 also brought these wartime events back into focus. The extract quoted to the right is from a poem by a Leith-born author and reflects his sentiments on those events:
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on the street and in the immediate vicinity. Turning onto Henderson Street from Great Junction Street, Number 2, Henderson Street has been B Listed since 1995. Above the corner entrance is a detailed carving of the head of the Sea God,
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structure was to last less than a hundred years. It was demolished in 1975; despite some protest and an attempt to get it listed in order to prevent its destruction. The current church hall building was opened on 2 July 1982 by
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be demolished in order to make way for the new buildings and layout. At that time, housing conditions in this part of Leith were very poor. Housing was overcrowded, poverty and ill health were rife and
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and twice Provost of Leith: from 1875–81 and again in 1887. Dr. Henderson worked to secure the implementation of the Leith Improvement Scheme (see below) which ultimately led to the street being built.
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2159:"Lucia Lanny - Fathers Ice Cream shop was in Henderson Street"
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of the late 1990s and early Noughties) and transient local and
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St Anthony Street). It opened in 1886 on the site where
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1667:"The Story of Leith: X. St Anthony's: A Medaeval Hospital"
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1711:"The History of Leith: The Templars and the Tau Cross"
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527:Parliament (Council Chamber) at Coalhill in Leith
338:The street did, therefore, provide dwellings for
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2089:"Happy so glad to get the hang of it with Marty"
767:The Italian influence and the World War II years
475:Henderson Street Trafalgar Lodge Masonic Symbols
1842:"The Vaults, Edinburgh. Conservation Statement"
1810:"The Vaults, Edinburgh. Conservation Statement"
1778:"The Vaults, Edinburgh, Conservation Statement"
1736:. Old and New Edinburgh.co.uk. pp. 215–217
1491:'Burial' details reburial of time capsule items
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2016:. Dictionary of Scottish Architects. 2008
1994:. Dictionary of Scottish Architects. 2008
1457:Church's historic listing angers minister
1438:. Dictionary of Scottish Architects. 2008
1342:. Dictionary of Scottish Architects. 2008
1245:. Dictionary of Scottish Architects. 2008
1220:. Dictionary of Scottish Architects. 2008
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2517:. the Scotsman, Julia Horton, 3 Nov 2005
2185:"Your Memories: Italian Dad Lost at Sea"
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2487:Author:Hutton, Guthrie, 1995 p. 10
2064:. Scottish Ironwork. Archived from
2062:"Edinburgh Leith tall lamp pillars"
1570:Charles McMaster (1 October 1994).
956:"Edinburgh Online Street Directory"
741:was scripted by Leith-born writer,
550:were converted into flats in 2000.
2262:. edinphoto.org.uk. Archived from
2038:. British Monarchy. Archived from
1968:. Edinburgh.gov.uk. Archived from
1940:"From Sea to Shore: Working Lives"
1475:Royal Opening at City Church Halls
865:Henderson, Giles Street The Vaults
311:Businesses on the street included
14:
1572:"Remembering the Spirit of Leith"
689:Detail views of Leith Lamp-posts.
2743:List of closes on the Royal Mile
1734:"Old and New Edinburgh, Vol. VI"
676:
664:
584:The Vaults and The Porters Stone
514:Earlier architecture in the area
508:Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
2593:South Leith Parish Church Halls
2464:"Bay Horse Pub in Henderson St"
1966:"Play Areas: Henderson Gardens"
1507:Cassell's Old and New Edinburgh
1031:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
1013:Cassell's Old and New Edinburgh
958:. Edinburgh.org. Archived from
467:Masonic symbols on Henderson St
223:Henderson Street Memorial Stone
2418:. Scotland.org. Archived from
2392:. Scotland.org. Archived from
2366:. Scotland.org. Archived from
1898:. Herald Scotland. 18 May 1990
1713:. John Arthur, local historian
1164:. Edinburgh Postmaster General
599:the Scotch Malt Whisky Society
592:Henderson Street Porters Stone
532:erected at the instruction of
1:
2340:. Old Leither. Archived from
2314:. Old Leither. Archived from
2288:. Old Leither. Archived from
2210:. Old Leither. Archived from
2161:. Old Leither. Archived from
2113:. Old Leither. Archived from
1876:. Electric Scotland Community
1669:. Electric Scotland Community
1594:Historic Environment Scotland
1546:Historic Environment Scotland
1411:Historic Environment Scotland
1315:Historic Environment Scotland
1290:Historic Environment Scotland
1265:Historic Environment Scotland
1193:Historic Environment Scotland
1162:"Postoffice annual directory"
1109:. National Trust for Scotland
899:Reaching new culinary heights
2539:. The List. 16 February 2011
2087:John Gibson (5 March 2007).
1920:. Shawn Williamson home page
1574:. Scotch Malt Whisky Society
1520:"About Crabbies Ginger Beer"
1436:"DSA Building/Design Report"
1385:"New Masonic Hall for Leith"
729:Several location scenes for
174:, a district of the city of
1758:. National Museums Scotland
578:National Museum of Scotland
275:Henderson st artisan plaque
3056:
2598:Scotch Malt Whisky Society
79:0.4 km (0.25 mi)
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2260:"Henderson Street, Leith"
1365:. Grand Lodge of Scotland
820:. (The Leith-born artist
499:South Leith Parish Church
182:and an area known as the
70:City of Edinburgh Council
53:
3040:19th century in Scotland
2442:"The Migration Timeline"
2364:"The Italian Connection"
2091:. Edinburgh Evening News
1992:"Edinburgh Police boxes"
492:Lost Victorian buildings
394:Leith Improvement Scheme
284:, contractors, carters,
229:Leith Improvement Scheme
215:Construction and history
2672:Streets and squares in
2495:Retrieved 15 April 2011
2036:"UK Royal Coat of Arms"
2014:"Ebenezer James MacRae"
1058:"Old and New Edinburgh"
857:International influence
121:Shore, Leith, Edinburgh
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1479:Edinburgh Evening News
1462:Edinburgh Evening News
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363:who rent in the area.
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2898:Great Junction Street
2775:
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2208:"Leith's Litty Italy"
1361:Paton, W. S. (2011).
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3035:History of Edinburgh
3025:Streets in Edinburgh
2390:"India and Scotland"
1619:"Crabbies Warehouse"
1596:(29 November 1990).
1548:(29 November 1990).
573:Scottish Reformation
541:Yardheads distillery
39:55.973126; -3.173161
2893:Constitution Street
2515:"Knit one, sip one"
1509:; vol. 6, pp. 246/7
1218:"Archibald Thomson"
962:on 25 February 2006
708:which are national
615:Museum of Edinburgh
571:in 1560. After the
519:Scottish Parliament
231:, introduced in an
118:North East end
113:55.973126,-3.173161
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2778:
2610:The Vintners Rooms
2240:on 6 February 2011
2137:"Old Leith Cinema"
2117:on 16 October 2010
1459:(9 January 1975).
936:on 17 January 2006
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1292:(29 April 1997).
1267:(29 March 1995).
1195:(29 March 1995).
1135:on 31 August 2008
733:'s 2007 TV drama
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