black plaque · Edinburgh

Black plaque № 51357

Mylne's Court. One of the first open squares in old Edinburgh was designed and built by Robert Mylne in the late 17th century. The old buildings which formed the west side of the court were demolished in 1883, the north and south blocks were restored and the east range rebuilt by the University of |Edinburgh between 1966 and 1970. This work was made possible by generous friends of the University.

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