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event. Other community activities focus more on the sea. They include the
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entertainer, was born at 3 Bridge Street. Although he and his family left the town within weeks of his birth, a Harry Lauder memorial garden was opened in 1970 in the grounds of the Town Hall built in 1912 and designed by architect James A Williamson.) Portobello's main bypass is named Sir Harry
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which provide eleven services to the area, continuing towards Joppa and
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discovered in 1842 when he tried to gain access to his favourite section for bathing. The proprietor of a villa adjoining the shore had extended his garden to include the sand and had built a wall leading right down to the sea. Sir
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music. Artistic activity has become popular, including the annual Art Walk Porty. In April 2020 the Portobello Pencil Sharpening Project, thought to be an art installation, went viral on Twitter.
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2367:"'This shows the dangers we face': Deputy First Minister criticises Portobello beach sunbathers"
2814:"Edinburgh's Portobello Town Hall to be made 'beating heart' of community after local takeover"
1984:"Mystery surrounds pencil sharpeners spotted around Portobello as social media post goes viral"
1049:(1829–1901), scientist and author, lived much of his life in East Brighton Crescent, Portobello
1043:(1806–1865), lighthouse engineer, lived his final years at 13 Pittville St, then called Pitt St
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1002:, Grace (c. 1765/1770–1843) and Walterina (died 1837), poets and authors from Portobello
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3181:""There was blood up the walls ..." Emun Elliott on new BBC drama Trust Me"
2126:"Incredible and rare video shows 'swordfish' swimming off Portobello coast"
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2698:"Porty parkrun turns nasty after competitive athletes "push child over""
1958:"'Humans of Porty' photo exhibition to tell local stories in Portobello"
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2840:"The Portobello projects that show the power of community spirit"
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1144:(1893-1985), born in Portobello, is a noted gardener and writer.
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3258:"Right-to-buy community hub set to open in Portobello church"
3128:"No punk pressure - Gordon Scott on the return of The Valves"
2563:"Calls for Forth hovercraft service following bridge closure"
2255:"Right-to-buy community hub set to open in Portobello church"
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Catford, EF (24 August 1957). "The saving of the sands".
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Foley, Archie; Monroe, Margaret (6 September 2013).
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1755:"Portobello Big Beach Busk hailed a huge success"
1124:(1880–1969), painter, lived at 9 Rosefield Place.
1012:and noted archaeologist, lived at 12 James Street
473:term for "cow's ditch", but the land was used as
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1629:"Caroline Hogg murder: City scarred 30 years on"
913:For two weeks in 2007 there was an experimental
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2177:"Take the plunge at Portobello's Turkish Baths"
1781:"Portobello, Sailing, Kayaking and Rowing club"
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2014:"Portobello scoops top UK neighbourhood award"
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1210:(born 1981), actress, grew up in Portobello.
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58:An aerial view of Portobello Beach
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3161:from the original on 17 June 2018
2080:from the original on 19 June 2019
1204:(1977), punk band from Portobello
1176:virtuoso, was born in Portobello.
636:bargain". A formidable red-brick
405:Butcher's shop in the High Street
3126:McHugh, Stuart (17 March 2020).
2561:Swanson, Ian (12 January 2017).
2402:from the original on 29 May 2020
2261:from the original on 9 July 2018
1693:"Portobello & the Great War"
895:Portobello (NBR) railway station
541:duty of ÂŁ40 per annum per acre.
440:fronts onto a wide sandy beach.
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3056:Porter, G. (29 November 2007).
2573:from the original on 1 May 2018
1859:"Donkeyfield Community Gardens"
1695:. Stroud: Amberley Publishing.
1641:from the original on 2 May 2018
1608:from the original on 5 May 2018
2917:Pearson, Geoff (Summer 2023).
2751:Historic Environment Scotland.
2676:www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com
2477:www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com
2452:www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com
2396:www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com
2371:www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com
2341:www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com
2130:www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com
2074:www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com
2018:www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com
1988:www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com
1962:www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com
1103:(1865–1949), recipient of the
1008:(1792–1878), librarian to the
887:Edinburgh and Dalkeith Railway
769:Work in 2019 on re-laying the
92:City of Edinburgh council area
1:
3501:Edinburgh's Old and New Towns
2151:"Swimming with the Wild Ones"
1660:McCall, Chris (9 June 2016).
1485:"Portobello's Rise to Fame".
1344:For Portobello Cemetery, see
1305:The building was designed by
1198:(1970s), glam punk rock band
3306:Portobello Community Website
1932:"Portobello Open Door (POD)"
1627:McEwen, Alan (8 July 2013).
1602:www.victorianturkishbath.org
619:In 1833 the town was made a
571:The Lay of the Last Minstrel
32:Human settlement in Scotland
4123:Seaside resorts in Scotland
2543:Retrieved 11 February 2018.
1107:, lived at 21 Lee Crescent.
798:Portobello/Craigmillar Ward
143:OS grid reference
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3219:Fasti Ecclesiae Scoticanae
3031:www.blueplaqueplaces.co.uk
2518:"Portobello / Craigmillar"
1911:"Portobello Youth Theatre"
1545:, Edinburgh, 1901, p. 176.
1376:"Placenames of Midlothian"
1333:Bellfield community centre
1287:Portobello Railway Station
1136:Geological Survey of India
1026:Rear Admiral Thomas Fraser
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1598:"VICTORIAN TURKISH BATHS"
1475:, Edinburgh, 1901, p. 45.
1282:Portobello Marine Gardens
1130:(1884–1971), a member of
1028:(1796–1870), hero of the
967:public meetings. The new
961:Portobello Police Station
779:2020 Coronavirus Lockdown
546:Edinburgh Evening Courant
424:, between the suburbs of
391:Portobello Police Station
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3585:Hillside and Calton Hill
3008:, London, 1984, p. 653,
2548:12 February 2018 at the
1578:. Edinburgh Evening News
1558:, London, 1984, p. 650,
1317:gave it the status of a
1293:Portobello Parish Church
1277:Portobello Power Station
1272:Portobello Open Air Pool
872:Portobello is served by
695:Edinburgh Marine Gardens
313:Scottish Parliament
1030:First Anglo-Burmese War
1020:Free Church of Scotland
756:Land reform in Scotland
412:is a coastal suburb of
3502:
2993:Roamin' in the Gloamin
2818:Edinburgh Evening News
2766:Edinburgh Evening News
2567:Edinburgh Evening News
2504:Edinburgh Evening News
1529:Edinburgh Evening News
1357:Portobello Toddler Hut
1302:
1260:Portobello Swim Centre
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1184:Portobello High School
1101:William Robertson (VC)
1083:William Ivison Macadam
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724:, particularly as the
647:Between 1846 and 1964
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4108:Portobello, Edinburgh
3500:
3411:Great Junction Street
2593:Retrieved 2 May 2018.
1426:Old and New Edinburgh
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1122:William Russell Flint
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899:North British Railway
642:Ebenezer James MacRae
594:
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177:Lieutenancy area
3060:. Irish Independent.
1541:W. M. Gilbert, ed.,
1471:W. M. Gilbert, ed.,
1346:Eastfield, Edinburgh
1172:(1957–2003), Celtic
1134:and Director of the
1068:James Graham Fairley
1022:, died in Portobello
969:Portobello Town Hall
952:Portobello Town Hall
700:the Second World War
209:Sovereign state
132:Show map of Scotland
90:Location within the
2991:Lauder, Sir Harry,
2923:Portobello Reporter
2919:"Town Hall Reopens"
1885:"Portobello Market"
1062:Lucy Bethia Walford
977:Scottish Government
688:Tay Bridge disaster
680:the First World War
623:, and jointly with
434:suburb of Edinburgh
416:in eastern central
365: /
4113:Areas of Edinburgh
4088:Areas of Edinburgh
3503:
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3107:. 18 December 2006
2870:Edinburgh Reporter
2742:, 23 October 1912.
2598:2 May 2018 at the
1964:. 4 September 2019
1329:Church of Scotland
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1216:(born 1983) Actor
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706:Marine bus depot.
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1489:. 24 August 1950.
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1221:Notable buildings
1170:Johnny Cunningham
1047:Stevenson Macadam
1016:Mackintosh MacKay
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649:a railway station
595:Three pillars in
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3901:Comely Bank
3839:The Calders
3719:Clovenstone
3605:Morningside
3560:Dumbiedykes
3540:Burdiehouse
3535:Bruntsfield
3530:Braid Hills
3520:Alnwickhill
3446:Mountcastle
3426:Leith Docks
3406:Easter Road
3401:Duddingston
3396:Craigmillar
3139:23 November
3111:23 November
3041:18 November
2265:4 September
2239:4 September
2213:4 September
2187:4 September
2161:4 September
2028:30 November
1942:4 September
1916:4 September
1895:4 September
1869:4 September
1843:4 September
1817:4 September
1791:4 September
1765:4 September
1739:4 September
1582:28 December
1319:quoad sacra
1311:Duddingston
1196:Iron Virgin
1180:Gail Porter
1142:Madge Elder
1035:Hugh Miller
917:service to
777:During the
722:Glaswegians
629:Musselburgh
597:Coade stone
535:earthenware
519:Porto Bello
471:Old English
461:fed by the
449:Early years
372: /
4102:Categories
4086:See also:
4065:Stoneybank
4001:South Gyle
3966:Inverleith
3956:Gracemount
3951:Goldenacre
3921:Crewe Toll
3911:Craigleith
3896:Clermiston
3886:Canonmills
3857:North West
3789:Murrayburn
3784:Merchiston
3774:Kingsknowe
3709:Broomhouse
3678:South West
3655:The Grange
3640:Southhouse
3610:Mortonhall
3565:Fernieside
3509:South East
3480:Willowbrae
3471:Portobello
3456:Northfield
3441:Meadowbank
3376:Bonnington
3355:North East
3347:settlement
3205:014071068X
3082:2 December
2726:W. Baird,
2483:25 January
1807:"Rowporty"
1363:References
1266:Demolished
1202:The Valves
1148:Ned Barnie
1115:music hall
943:Town halls
923:Stagecoach
915:hovercraft
909:Hovercraft
801:Edinburgh
564:was their
463:Braid Burn
410:Portobello
357:55°57′11″N
120:Portobello
84:Portobello
38:Portobello
4071:Wallyford
4054:Levenhall
4045:Fisherrow
4016:Warriston
3991:Ravelston
3971:Muirhouse
3878:Blackhall
3834:Stenhouse
3829:Slateford
3824:Sighthill
3779:Longstone
3764:Greenhill
3660:Tollcross
3645:Southside
3620:Newington
3595:Marchmont
3580:Haymarket
3575:Greenbank
3570:Gilmerton
3545:Canongate
3525:Blackford
3476:Restalrig
3461:Piershill
3436:Magdalene
3386:Brunstane
3381:Broughton
3366:Abbeyhill
3343:Edinburgh
2527:12 August
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