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Nostalgia: Serving up a slice of city's tennis love ADMITTEDLY, this scene at Craiglockhart tennis courts in 1971 bares little resemblance to those witnessed at Wimbledon over the last fortnight.

Nostalgia: Tracking the changes on city railway One station on Edinburgh's former bustling train network could now be in line for a reprieve

Nostalgia: From Cliff to Oasis, the Capital's stages have seen music styles and fashions come and go OASIS' visit to Murrayfield on Wednesday was just the latest in a long line of acts to grace the city's stages in the last 50 years.

Nostalgia: 'We got up at 6:30 in the morning and kept going all day' JEAN O'Donnell, 80, lives in Easter Haugh, Oxgangs. She grew up in Douglas Water, Lanarkshire, and moved to Edinburgh when she was about 18 to go into service.

Your Memories: 'We went to North Berwick – you'd kid on you had a shop'

Nostalgia: Last week's fire in Gorgie was the latest in a long line of major blazes

Nostalgia: Sometimes you just need to put work to one side and have fun

Nostalgia: Spanning the gaps in our city's history

Nostalgia: Primed for a capital visit

Nostalgia: A city couple died and buildings were damaged as the hurricane of 1968 wreaked havoc

New book reveals tales from workers at Lothian plants churning out reams of material

Nostalgia: Easter again so let's choc and roll ..

Nostalgia: Fashion woven into the fabric of a country - with slideshow

Nostalgia: Zoo continues to drive the crowds wild

Nostalgia: It's been a week of demolition in Edinburgh, so we look at the city's ever-changing face

Your Memories: 'People would stagger out of the pub to join the Salvation Army singing'

Nostalgia: Train fans chuffed as steam returns

Nostalgia: Striking a blow in the Mining world

Nostalgia: From a 1915 grass strip to plans for 13 million passengers, Turnhouse has led an exciting life

Nostalgia: Flurry of activity from snowy skies

Nostalgia: History sets stage for a theatre love - with slideshow

Nostalgia: New look at old streets

Nostalgia: Bleak winter was all about keeping warm

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