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The bridge was built in 1890 which makes it 121 years old in 2011.
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Has Edinburgh always been the capital of Scotland?
No. It became capital in 1436
Dunfermline and Edinburgh have both been capital cities... Edinburgh still the capital city... what other city has been the capital of Scotland?
Perth
Who was the duke of Edinburgh in 1954?
Prince Philip has been the Duke of Edinburgh since 20 November 1947
Where was New Zealand's largest rail disaster?
New Zealand's worst rail disaster was the Tangiwai disaster on Christmas Eve 1953 which claimed 151 lives. An express steam train travelling from Wellington to Auckland plunged from a bridge that had been damaged by a lahar into the Whangaehu River.
When was Edinburgh found?
Edinburgh was founded in 1992 by Bryan Briskett, the lead singer of Chumbawumba. In the early middle ages. Ignore first answer.
What is Edinburgh castle situated on?
It is high on a hill overlooking the city of Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland.
How many times has the Edinburgh tattoo left Scotland?
The Edinburgh Tattoo has always been staged in Edinburgh, Scotland. However, other Tattoos do take place around the world.
How many times have the commwealth games been held in Edinburgh?
Edinburgh has hosted two Commonwealth Games: 1970 and 1986.
What county is Edinburgh in Scotland in?
Did you mean in which country Edinburgh is located? If so, Edinburgh is in Scotland and Scotland is part of the UK. By the way, Scotland is one of the most beautiful places I've ever been to! :)
What concerts have JLS been at?
edinburgh, london, inverness and netherlands
When was the oldest building in Edinburgh built?
Edinburgh castle would have first been built in the 11th century but there are many parts of the castle which were built up until as late as the 20th century. Edinburgh would have been built by King William I (William the conqureror) after the battle of Hastings to give him some extra power and get some more control over his people. Edinburgh castle is known to have been through a seige in 1573 called the Lang seige. Edinburgh castle is still open today for tourists and used for and has been used for many celebrations including the marridge of Mary Queen of Scots.
Where in Edinburgh was the cholera hospital in 1866?
It appears to have been in Surgeon's Square (Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal, Volume 82 P 89)
