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An impressive tower, which isn’t alone in it’s beauty.
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Palmerston Place Church
WhereArtI answer : 29th May
This week’s answer is Palmerston Place Church, one of two identical towers in the heart of the West End of Edinburgh. Postcard prize goes to Alison B this week and I will have another teaser on Monday morning. Enjoy your week, Mark ES
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Palmerston place church
Palmerston Place church
Modern One – National Galleries of Scotland
Is it either Margaret or Hilda, one of the twin spires of St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral?
West Register House, Charlotte Square, Edinburgh
Tricky one but I think it’s Palmerston place church
Palmerston place church
Palmerston Place church
OK, can’t resist a challenge… one of the towers of Palmerston Place Church.
That building has quite a severe facade, thank you for reminding us always to look for beauty in details.
It’s the Presbyterian Church on Palmerston Place.
Palmerston Place Church
I think it’s one of the twin towers of St Cuthbert’s parish church at the West End of Princes St.