#Victoria Street

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Edinburgh, Victoria Street. Taken in December.

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Victoria Street, North Melbourne, c. 1880, looking west towards the Benevolent Asylum.

The Benevolent Asylum opened in 1851 to house the poor, the disabled, the infirm and the destitute. The service was relocated to Cheltenham in 1911 and the North Melbourne building was demolished the same year.

State Library of Victoria image H11738

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You know you're in the Cotswolds when the stone turns tawny gold

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Victoria Terrace and West Bow.

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My first time in Edinburgh. The architecture, the history, the ambience. I wish I stayed for more than a weekend.

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Victoria Street, Edinburgh, Scotland

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Photo: Edinburgh, Scotland

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Comings and Goings

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Victoria Street, Edinburgh, Scotland

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A view up Victoria Street in 1860 from Bank Hey Street with the Crystal Palace Room dominating the junction, it was later demolished during the 90's.

The building in the distance in the period photograph is the house of William Henry Cocker called "Bank Hey" which was built by his father Dr. John Cocker. Today the Victoria Street entrance to the Winter Gardens complex is located at this site.

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I am just really missing Scotland today, so here's a dump of some of my favorite pics I took over the years

1. The iconic tourist lane of Victoria Street in Edinburgh

2. Between the crags around Arthur's Seat, looking out to Fife

3. Balmoral clock

4. Looking up at the Scott monument in Edi

5. The wee white croft in Ballachulish

6. A good coo

7. Inverness at sunset

8. In the grass in Glen Coe

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Victoria street

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Looking North-West from the Eastern Hill fire station tower, 1892.

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