Former stable block for horses pulling Edinburgh's waste fleet to the adjacent Powderhall Refuse Depot, a waste incineration plant constructed in 1893.
Two bridges, the earlier dating from the 15th century listed Grade I and replaced by the second, a cast iron single span bridge of 1837 listed Grade II.
1969, one of the UK's most significant Brutalist achitectural style buildings, it originally accomodated 80 double decker buses and 1,100 parked cars. Saved and refurbished after public outcry in early 21st Century.
Impressive station rebuilt in 1880 and extended in 1903 and 1913, when it had fifteen platforms. A free buffet for servicemen was provided during both World Wars.
Iconic steel truss bridge carrying rail, road and pedestrians listed Grade II.
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