Governor’s House, Calton Hill

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Governor’s House, Calton Hill is a historic former prison governor’s residence in Edinburgh, Scotland, notable as the principal surviving remnant of the old Calton Jail complex.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former governor’s residence
historic building
listed building
tourist attraction
access via Calton Road and Regent Road vicinity
architecturalStyle Scottish Baronial
associatedWith Calton Hill
Calton Jail
Edinburgh’s penal history
category former prison-related building
city Edinburgh
context Edinburgh World Heritage Site setting
continent Europe
country Scotland
United Kingdom
district City of Edinburgh council area
functionFormer residence of the governor of Calton Jail
governingBody City of Edinburgh Council
hasFeature arched entrance gateway
battlemented parapets
turreted corner tower
hasViewOf Arthur’s Seat
Edinburgh city centre
Firth of Forth
heritageDesignation protected under planning law
heritageStatus Category B listed building
listedBy Historic Environment Scotland
location Calton Hill
material stone
name Governor’s House
near Calton Hill monuments
linked to: Calton Hill

Old Royal High School, Edinburgh
Regent Road
notableAs principal surviving remnant of the old Calton Jail complex
overlooks Old Calton Burial Ground
Waverley Station area
partOfFormerly Calton Jail
region Lothian
survivingElementOf demolished Calton Jail complex
useCurrent office accommodation
visibleFrom Princes Street

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Calton Jail partiallyPreservedAs Governor’s House, Calton Hill