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Adam Smith and Panmure House: Saving an Edinburgh Landmark
Panmure House was the final residence of Adam Smith, who lived there from 1778 to 1790. This important 17th century…
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We connect people to their heritage.
Edinburgh World Heritage is an independent charity that aims to ensure the city’s World Heritage status benefits everyone. We want to connect people to their heritage in everything we do – through the conservation of historic buildings, delivering improvements to public places, or engaging people directly through education.
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NEWS
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15-03-2019
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11-03-2019
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Vacancy: Conservation Projects Officer
Edinburgh World Heritage is looking to appoint a Conservation Projects Officer to play a key role in the conservation of…
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26-02-2019
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Historic Jacob’s Ladder re-opens, connecting Old and New Towns of Edinburgh
Jacob’s Ladder, the steep pathway carved into the volcanic rock of Calton Hill, will re-open today following the completion of…
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