Edinburgh’s Davidson’s Mains area was once a village outside the city but has now become a district within the capital.
Once known as Muttonhole, the area is named after William Davidson - a wealthy merchant who purchased Muirhouse, east of the area, in 1776. The quiet and sleepy area is made up of country-like cottages, with a variety of shops and businesses.
It wasn’t always like this though, as seen in a collection of images that have been uploaded to YouTube by Neil McIntosh.
