May 23, 2019 20 min

Leith Docks

from The Living Memory Association Podcast Hosted by Steven Davidson and The Living Memory Association

The 23rd episode of The THELMA Tapes takes us into the history of Leith Docks in Edinburgh, with wonderful stories of near death experiences in the Grain silos, going straight from the Bru to 40 years of back breaking work at the Port, being the King of the Cranes, starting to look like your dog and many many more! These audio memories come direct from the workers themselves, looking back into the mists of time.

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