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| 201 | Victor Smith | In addition I call on CEC to take their responsibility seriously for the appropriate use of Acheson House. If they are unable to utilise they should pass it on to an organisation such at NTS, who could |
| 202 | Susie Bell | |
| 203 | michael | A museum in the area would be a great way to display the exciting history that leith has, aswell as being another focal point for the growing sense of community leithers already have. a really good idea. |
| 204 | Anonymous | I've lived in Leith for years and it definately needs something like this. |
| 205 | Louise Rowlands | |
| 206 | Susan Exshaw | |
| 207 | Paul Scott | The success of free entry in to The Tate Modern is the perfect example to provide more museums. They're no longer seen as elitist by the general public and they're busy as a result. |
| 208 | George S Cruickshank | As a true Leither now returned after 40 years in the west of Scotland I wish to add my name to the growing army of museum advocates. Sooner rather than later.
PS I was born at 4 Johnstone Street now long gone just under the shadow of the old Citadel-that historic site is now in a deplorable state and is nothing more than a local dump. I saw it yesterday-5 June and really,talk about the 'disgrace of Edinburgh !!!
Keep up such excellent work and I hope most of us will still be around by the time Leith Museum opens !!
GSC |
| 209 | Nick Gardner | It's difficult to believe Leith doesn't already have a museum. When I'm visited by friends in Edinburgh, I always give them a guided tour of Leith, as it's such a rich and fascinating area. |
| 210 | Michelle Davies | |
| 211 | Gemma Bell | |
| 212 | Shona Corner | |
| 213 | John Muir | |
| 214 | Christopher Wilson | |
| 215 | Thomas Wilson | |
| 216 | Oliver Trotter | GO LEITH!!!! |
| 217 | matthew wheatley | For to long Leith has been viewed as an adjunct to Edinburgh, Leith's rich history highlights a religious cultural and social seperate entity to Edinburgh which deserves to be highlighted and remembered. |
| 218 | Anonymous | |
| 219 | Anonymous | |
| 220 | Martin Mellor | |
| 221 | Sophie Dacheux | |
| 222 | Ewan Halley | Leith is rich in history and a museum would share that history with local people and visitors. It would be an attraction for the increasing number of tourists who make Leith part of their itinerary. |
| 223 | Katie | Keep it! |
| 224 | Katie | Keep it! |
| 225 | James O' Grady | I always like to support local history initiatives like this one.
Jim O' Grady in Leith. |
| 226 | Anonymous | |
| 227 | mags meechan | I am chairperson for the Althorn tenants and residents association and neighbourhood watch
We all beleive that the Leith Museum should be reopened and for all to see, and we all feel that the ancher should be in the new kirkgate, also the blue thing taking out as it only used as a toilet for drunks and smells terrible, ( whales tooth as they call it)we would like to see Leith put back on the map, and more streets cleaned up |
| 228 | mags meechan | I am chairperson for the Althorn tenants and residents association and neighbourhood watch
We all beleive that the Leith Museum should be reopened and for all to see, and we all feel that the ancher should be in the new kirkgate, also the blue thing taking out as it only used as a toilet for drunks and smells terrible, ( whales tooth as they call it)we would like to see Leith put back on the map, and more streets cleaned up |
| 229 | Roddy Maughan | Great idea!should have happened years ago... |
| 230 | GEOFF COWAN | |
| 231 | jim bruce | it would be good to have the leith museum |
| 232 | kevin campbell | as a leither all my life but living in London becaue of work i believe this is something Leith has needed and can benifit from |
| 233 | Debbie Higgins | |
| 234 | Elaine Meakin | |
| 235 | Clodagh McGuirk | This is a very important project for improving community pride and identity. |
| 236 | Frank Ross | |
| 237 | Willie Elliot | a MUSEUM WOULD HELP THE YOUNGSTERS OF LEITH MAYBE TO APPRECIATE SUNNY LEITHS UNIQUE HISTORY FROM THE ABBOTS OF HOLYROOD TO THE SIRIUS THE FIRST STEAMSHIP TO CROSS THE ATLANTIC COMPLETELY UNDER STEAM |
| 238 | Andy Taylor | |
| 239 | Ailsa Laing | |
| 240 | john hay | History, tradition, it's important! |
| 241 | Mary Archibald | I can't understand why there is not one already and no entry fee please, museums and art galleries should be available to everyone. |
| 242 | Margaret Mitchell | |
| 243 | Steve Mitchell | |
| 244 | Steve Mitchell | |
| 245 | Steve Mitchell | |
| 246 | Steve Mitchell | |
| 247 | Margaret Mitchell | |
| 248 | Ewan Mitchell | |
| 249 | Graeme Mitchell | |
| 250 | Lucy Walker | |