Today, we’re looking at Edinburgh as it was in 1970 – to see just how much Scotland’s capital has changed in 54 years.
Nineteen-Seventy was certainly an eventful year in Scotland's capital city, as these photos show. It was the year that saw the Capital host the Commonwealth Games for the first time, and there were dramatic scenes as an Eastern Scottish bus crashed into the railings at the top of the Waverley Bridge, near the Waverley Market.
Scroll a look through or photo gallery for a nostalgic trip back in time – and please let us know your own memories of Edinburgh in 1970 before you go.
9. Scottish women's swimming team
The Scottish women's swimming team check in at the Commonwealth Games village Edinburgh in July 1970. Photo: TSPL
10. Morte d'Arthur in the High Street
Two giant performers from the Road Troupe theatre production of Le Morte d'Arthur take the show to the High Street during the Edinburgh Festival in August 1970. Photo: Denis Straughan
11. Bus crash at Waverley Bridge
An Eastern Scottish bus crashed into the railings at the top of the Waverley Bridge, near the Waverley Market in Edinburgh in November 1970. Photo: Hamish Campbell
12. Demolishing Caledonian station
Workmen use cutting equipment during the demolition of part of Caledonian railway station (Caley Station) in Edinburgh, March 1970 Photo: TSPL