Acknowledgements

The compilers of the web site would like to thank the following for their help with content, advice and support.

The National Library of Scotland for access to their historic maps.
The Scotsman Newspaper Archives for letting us use text and photo imagery.
Professor John W. Cairns, Chair of Legal History, Edinburgh University.
The late Lord Clyde and his family for his account of living in Heriot Row.
The Scottish Academic Press for giving us use of quotations about James Ferrier.
Canongate Press for advice on various copyright issues.
Yale University Press for permission to use a quotation from 'Public Lives'.
Wikipedia for information and access to images.
The National Archives of Scotland for access to their records.
Edinburgh City Council Archives for access to the records.
The Edinburgh Room of the Edinburgh City Council Public Library for access to their records.
The Royal Commission for the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland for access to their records.
John and Susan Mavor and Elspeth Wills who were our first readers and gave us important feedback.

Many residents and friends of Heriot Row who provided stories, images and encouragement, particularly Gordon and Winifred Coutts, William Prosser and David Hicks of the Edinburgh World Heritage Trust.

To Pete Urwin who helped us restore and modernise the site after its destructive hacking in 2012, and gave us many wonderful pictures of Heriot Row.

And above all to founding editor Judith Maccoll who was the life and soul of the project up until her sad and untimely death in August 2014.

If we have infringed any copyright it has been unknowingly done and we apologise unreservedly.