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Well it must be said that I’m super happy that February is now coming to an end. My paid day job had been filled with a huge amount of stress, worry and impromptu long distance traveling all of which has been completely exhausting. February has also been a month filled with way too much wind…
Abstract. GigaScience is now 5 years old, having been launched at the 2012 Intelligent Systems for Molecular Biology conference. Anyone who has attended wh
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This year feels like it has disappeared in a whirl, I have some vague memories of August and complaining about September arriving and ending too quickly and now it appears to be December. What I do remember about this year is reading / listening to some completely amazing books so I thought I would write…
The Bessinger Market on Coolidge Highway gave store credit and helped many families in Berkley survive rough times. In 1969, Mrs. Bessinger closed the business but continued to live in the home attached to the back.
A month which simultaneously felt that it was just stretching on forever and yet also felt a bit like it suddenly ended. This has been very difficult month for me to reflect upon due to so much happening within both my personal and work life which led to an unplanned hiatus from blogging, reading and…
Photo submitted by James Tong, Berkley Historical Museum The Rev. Oren Van Loon bought this former temporary school building in 1929, when it stood on Catalpa Drive, and moved it to Kipling Avenue.
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Edinburgh Corporation moved from cable to electric trams in 1922. To meet increased demand a depot for the west of the city was opened in 1925, built on land which had contained a siding for trams serving football crowds to nearby Tynecastle stadium. The depot had 3 lyes with a further lye outside and two sheds covered the entire length of Westfield Road (seen to the left), and became known as Gorgie Depot. Its capacity of 80 trams served routes 1, 2, 3, 4 and also in later years routes 25 and 26. Abandonment of the Edinburgh tram system was first mooted in 1951, by then land on the depot's east elevation was in use to accommodate Corporation buses. The trams at Gorgie became the first 'casualties' of closure with the last tram leaving in 1953 when the building was completely taken over by buses, however closure came in 1957 with buses and staff transferred to Longstone and Tollcross. The site is now occupied by a social club and a supermarket. Seen returning from route 3 is fleet 316, built by English Electric in 1924 and going on to give over 30 years service in Edinburgh. It's shown ready to receive its first advert - advertising was not allowed on the electric tram fleet until 1951.