Creepy footage has shown the inside of an abandoned Scots roadhouse before it vanished forever. The Fairmile Inn was one of Edinburgh's best-loved roadside spots for over 60 years, reports Edinburgh Live.
The popular hostelry, which was situated at Fairmilehead on the road south out of the capital towards Hillend, opened in 1938, when car ownership was on the rise for Edinburgh's middle classes. It closed in 2004 and lay unused and empty for eight years before being demolished.
The building was similar in style to the Maybury Casino at the Gyle and Whitehouse at Craigmillar and an outdoor clothing centre, Craigdon Mountain Sports, now occupies the site.
