This is the Stockbridge Market archway which was originally built in 1825 - it was marked for restoration in July 1979

placeholder image — This is the Stockbridge Market archway which was originally built in 1825 - it was marked for restoration in July 1979

Edinburgh retro: 15 nostalgia-tinged photos showing how Edinburgh’s Stockbridge has changed down the years

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Published 3rd Sep 2023, 12:12 GMT

One of the most beautiful and desirable areas of Edinburgh, Stockbridge boasts Georgian and Victorian terraced houses, quaint shops and cafes and stunning views, thanks to its close proximity to the Water of Leith.

But how has Stockbridge changed through the years? Take a look through our photo gallery to see how things used to be in popular Edinburgh neighbourhood.

13. The colonies

‘Colony’ housing was built by the Edinburgh Co-operative Building Company for local artisans in the 19th century. Here they are by the Water of Leith, 1988 Photo: The colonies

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14. The clock tower

The clock tower of the Trustees Savings Bank - formerly known as Edinburgh Savings Bank- located at 11 Deanhaugh Street in March 1985 Photo: The clock tower

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Edinburgh retro: 15 nostalgia-tinged photos showing how Edinburgh’s Stockbridge has changed down the years

One of the most beautiful and desirable areas of Edinburgh, Stockbridge boasts Georgian and Victorian terraced houses, quaint shops and cafes and stunning views, thanks to its close proximity to the Water of Leith.

13. The colonies

14. The clock tower

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