Morningside Heritage Association

Welcome to the Morningside Heritage Association website. We exist to promote the study of the history of the Morningside area of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. Our ultimate aim is to provide a permanent locus for the preservation and study of information about the heritage of the area of Morningside.
We arrange monthly lectures on aspects of the heritage of Morningside and surrounding areas of Edinburgh. We have just celebrated our 21st birthday.
Our latest venture is  the organisation of the Morningside Festivals the first of  which took place 28th September to 1st October 2006


Right: The building that is now the "Morningside Glory" at Morningside Station as it used to be.

Clicking on the "Programme" button to the left will take you to details of our current session's talks.
"Morningside Festival 2006" will take you to details of this forthcoming event.

Left: Scott's Ironmonger's, until recently a local shop and landmark

Click on the "Publications" button for details of our latest publication, a volume of memories of Morningside.

Why not tell us what you think of the progress of the web site so far by clicking on the "Guestbook" button and giving us your comments?

Left: the gravestone of Alison Cunningham, Robert Louis Stevenson's nurse, in Morningside Cemetery

Our monthly talks take place at 7 pm in The Old Schoolhouse, 140 Morningside Road by kind permission of The Old Schoolhouse Christian Fellowship. This location is convenient for local buses and has disabled access. In the Summer we arrange a number of visits to places of historical interest in the area. These are usually in the afternoon.