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- as well as the headquarters of Historic Environment Scotland and the Causewayside site of the National Library of Scotland. Newington is likely a variant...
- 1980s, in a residential area on the south side of the town centre, on Causewayside. This was built to accommodate some of the specialist collections, such...
- based at 100 Euston Street, London. In January 2019 it moved from 161 Causewayside to 21 Marnin Way, Edinburgh, EH12 9GD. The Agency acts on behalf of the...
- the north, Argyle Place to the west, Sciennes Road to the south, and Causewayside to the east, with an extension to the south east which takes in Sciennes...
- Marchmont and Grange, Blackford and around Minto Street, including Causewayside. EH10 EDINBURGH A corridor along the A702 from Bruntsfield, through Morningside...
- Road via West Preston Street, and a northbound track would run along Causewayside. A segregated track was proposed to cross Cameron Toll, and after crossing...
- family was then living at 138 Causewayside. From 1850 he was living at practising from Madeira Cottage at 187 Causewayside, close to his family home. From...
- several earlier mergers. Its building on the corner of Grange Road and Causewayside was erected in 1863. At that time, it was known as the United Presbyterian...
- June 2010 at the Wayback Machine, Cambridge Online. The Fen Causeway: Causewayside, Cambridge 2000. "Archived copy" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF)...
- illustrate other architects' work, including the Southside Garage, on Causewayside, Edinburgh, in an Art Deco style (although credited to Spence his name...