Photo 6x4 St Bernard's Well, Edinburgh, Stockbridge 2007 Dean\/NT2474 St c2007

Photograph Notes: St Bernards Well on the water of Leith. The story goes that the mineral springs were re-discovered by three boys from Heriots Hospital about 1760 while they were fishing. The legend, well known by locals, is that it was first discovered by Saint Bernard in the 1100AD. He drank the water then became well as he was a very sick man. The architect was Alexander Naismyth whose designed a statue of Hygeia in the centre. The interior has a mosaic floor with ornate mosaic domed ceiling and gilded sun-face with pierced ventilation holes. Product Description: You will be buying a Photograph produced using professional photographic lab equipment and printed on high quality photographic paper. Please note that sometimes a small amount of image cropping is neccessary to produce your photograph. Some photographs may have areas of white space along the edges / border. Produced on a Print & Supply basis from an image previously made available on Geograph by the Copyright holder Condition: New Size: 6" x 4" - 150mm x 100mm Copyright (Photograph and text in Photograph Notes): � Copyright stephen samson and licensed for reuse under creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0 details available here: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/ Search our eBay Shop for other Photos Click Here Postage & Packing: All items are posted securely packaged with card inserts to avoid damage in the post hence the higher postage cost than the standard cost of a 1st / 2nd class stamp. We discount postage for multiple photographs and slides purchased, please wait for the invoice to be sent with the discounted postage rate applied.