Category:History of Edinburgh

A

• Archaeological sites in Edinburgh (8 P)

C

• Centuries in Edinburgh (6 C)

D

• Decades in Edinburgh (20 C)
• Deputy lieutenants of Midlothian (8 P)
• Disused railway stations in Edinburgh (57 P)

E

• Edinburgh Castle (1 C, 25 P)
• Elections in Edinburgh (2 C, 3 P)
• Events in Edinburgh (5 C, 6 P)

L

• History of Leith (1 C, 23 P)
• Listed buildings in Edinburgh (5 C)
• Lord-lieutenants of Midlothian (9 P)

M

• Military history of Edinburgh (2 C, 16 P)

U

• History of the University of Edinburgh (1 C, 17 P)

W

• World's fairs in Edinburgh (3 P)

• History of Edinburgh

0–9

• 57 Gallery

A

• Ainslie Tavern Bond
• Alex (automobile)
• Murder of Sheila Anderson

B

• Beer in Edinburgh
• A & C Black
• Blackwood (publishing house)
• British Linen Bank
• Bruntsfield Hospital
• Burgh Muir

C

• Caddie (historical occupation)
• Caledonian Railway lines to Edinburgh
• Caley Station
• Caller Herrin'
• The Cameo, Edinburgh
• Capital City Service
• Captain Antifer
• Chambers (publisher)
• Chambers Dictionary
• Chambers's Edinburgh Journal
• Chambers's Encyclopaedia
• Chepman and Myllar Press
• Coat of arms of Edinburgh
• Collins Bartholomew
• The Complaint of the Black Knight
• Cooke's Royal Circus
• Archibald Cornwall
• Cowgate
• Craig House, Edinburgh
• Craiglockhart Hydropathic
• Cramond Lioness
• Cramond Roman Fort

D

• Davie v Magistrates of Edinburgh
• The Distillers Company
• Douglas (play)

E

• Sheriff of Edinburgh
• HMS Edinburgh (D97)
• Edinburgh (Parliament of Scotland constituency)
• Edinburgh and District Tramways
• Edinburgh Corporation Tramways
• Edinburgh Courant
• Edinburgh Declaration
• Edinburgh Encyclopædia
• Edinburgh Festival Voluntary Guides Association
• Edinburgh Geographical Institute
• Edinburgh Northern Tramways
• Edinburgh Phrenological Society
• Edinburgh Review
• Edinburgh Stock Exchange
• Edinburgh Street Tramways
• Edinburgh University Settlement
• Edinburgh Vaults
• Edinburgh: Picturesque Notes
• Eidyn
• Encyclopædia Britannica
• Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.
• Etymology of Edinburgh

F

• List of books for the "Famous Scots Series"
• William Fettes
• Fettesgate
• List of former Edinburgh street names
• Lord Forrester

G

• The Gathering 2009
• Robert Gourlay (merchant)
• Greyfriars Bobby
• List of ministers of Greyfriars Kirk

H

• Heart of Midlothian (Royal Mile)
• Henderson Street
• History of Edinburgh Zoo
• Holyrood Palace
• Hughes v Lord Advocate

I

• International Exhibition of Industry, Science and Art

J

• History of the Jews in Scotland
• John Dowie's Tavern
• John Watson's Institution

K

• King Kong statue

L

• Leith
• Sheriff of the Lothians and Peebles
• Luckenbooth brooch
• Luckenbooths

M

• John MacMorran
• Magdalen Chapel, Edinburgh
• Maiden (guillotine)
• McCrae's Battalion
• McVitie's
• Mercat Cross, Edinburgh
• Mercurius Caledonius
• Midlothian (historic)
• Mons Meg
• Musselburgh and District Electric Light and Traction Company

N

• New Edinburgh Review
• Nor Loch
• The North Prospect of the City of Edenburgh

O

• Old Edinburgh Club
• Old Tolbooth, Edinburgh
• Oliphant, Anderson and Ferrier

P

• Parliament House, Edinburgh
• Parliament Square, Edinburgh
• Pillans & Wilson
• Plinian Society
• The Porteous Mob
• Portobello Power Station
• Protestant Action Society

R

• Royal Company of Archers
• Royal Edinburgh Hospital
• Royal Exchange, Edinburgh

S

• Edinburgh School of Medicine for Women
• Scottish Institute of Human Relations
• Scottish National Portrait Gallery
• Scotus Academy
• Maria Theresa Short
• The Signing of the National Covenant in Greyfriars Kirkyard
• The Singing Street
• Skerry's College
• A Society of Gentlemen in Scotland
• Statutory Repairs, Edinburgh

T

• The Ark (Scottish ship)
• The Taking of Excalibur
• Thistle Chapel
• Thomas Nelson (publisher)
• Timeline of Edinburgh history
• Tron riot
• Tron-men

W

• John Wemyss of Logie
• Wernerian Natural History Society
• Whitefoord House
• Witches' Well, Edinburgh
• World's End Murders