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Neighbours seek snaps to give park historic makeoverPosted by : David on Jul 19, 2007 - 02:06 PM Residents planning to transform a Georgian green space
RESIDENTS planning to transform a Georgian green space to its former glory are appealing for photographs of how it looked in its heyday. In particular, the Friends of Gardner's Crescent need pictures of the decorative cast iron railings and ornate gate that once protected the Fountainbridge parkland. The railings were torn down to provide raw materials for the Second World War efforts. Plans to transform the park also include replacing rundown benches and planting new trees. The group has applied for funding to finance the project.
Local councillor Gordon Buchan said: "This is a wonderful scheme as it is the only real bit of green space in the Fountainbridge area. "It would be great if anyone who has pictures of the garden from the 1920s or 1930s would come forward to help out."
Source: Edinburgh Evening News |
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