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Broughton Place Church at the foot of Union Street, with its tetrastyle portico, was built in 1785 by the Rose Street Secessionist Church. It was sometimes called John Brown’s Chapel, after the second minister. It was designed by the architect Archibald Elliott, a prominent Scottish architect in his day.
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Malcolm Fraser Architects - Lyon and Turnbull project at Broughton Place Church
Broughton Place Church - Old and New Edinburgh by James Grant
Rev Andrew Thomson - former minister - Life and Works on Newble
Lyon and Turnbull - official website
Nearby:
Leith Walk
Picardy Place
Union Street
Other work by Archibald Elliott
Calton Gaol
Rutland Square
St Paul and St George
Waterloo Place