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Description Washerwomen on the Calton Hill 1825.jpg |
English:
Women waulking at Greenside on the western slope of the Calton Hill which was traditionally used as a bleachfield. The sight of young girls trampling clothes in tubs was regarded by young blades as a rather attractive, not to say vaguely indecent spectacle.
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Source | Airy nothings, or, Scraps and naughts, London 1825 |
Author | engraving by G Best |
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