HMP Edinburgh at Stenhouse, formerly known and better known by locals to this day as Saughton Prison, has housed thousands of prisoners since it opened more than 100 years ago in 1920.
The prison receives inmates from the courts in Edinburgh, the Lothians and the Borders. It manages adult male and female individuals including those on remand, short term sentences, long term sentences, life sentence prisoners and extended sentence prisoners.
We’ve taken a look back into our photo archives to find some incredible photos of the Edinburgh landmark.
25. Top cop
PC Tracey Gunn was awarded Police Scotland's top honour in the force's Excellence Awards in January 2017. She was then winner of the British Association for Women in Policing Police Officer of the Year in June, before learning that she has been recognised as Officer of the Year by the International Association of Women Police. She is pictured outside HMP Edinburgh in the summer of 2017. Photo: JON SAVAGE
26. Braille
Saughton Community Prisoner Tam, demonstrating the prison library's new facillity for word processing normal text and translating it into Braille at Saughton Prison, Edinburgh; March 5, 2002. Photo: Andrew Stuart
27. Freedom
Scottish politician Tommy Sheridan leaves Saughton prison in July 1992 after being jailed for refusing to pay the Poll Tax. Tommy hugs his mother Alice Sheridan. Photo: Jeff Mitchell