词条 | Warriston |
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There is a small housing estate near Warriston Cemetery locally known as Easter Warriston. A large playing field belonging to George Heriot's School extends into the Goldenacre area. It was used in the 1981 film Chariots of Fire for the scene where, for the first time, Harold Abrahams watches Eric Liddell run. The Water of Leith flows by here. Kirkwood's 1817 Plan of Edinburgh and its Environs shows its north and south banks connected by a line of stepping stones at a ford at the end of present-day Logie Green Road.[4] In 1848, the Polish composer Frédéric Chopin stayed at No 10 Warriston Crescent as the guest of Polish émigré doctor Dr. Adam Łyszczyński. In 1948 a commemorative plaque to mark the centenary of his visit was placed on the house by the Polish community in Edinburgh.[5] The library at Kórnik near Poznań in Poland possesses an autograph of Chopin's song, 'The Spring', bearing the annotation "Warriston Crescent 1848".[6] References1. ^Z Ashford, The Lands Of Warriston in The Book Of The Old Edinburgh Club, New Series vol.3, Edinburgh 1994, p.20 2. ^http://www.edinburghcrematorium.com/ 3. ^http://www.scottish-places.info/features/featurefirst11423.html 4. ^Z Ashford, The Lands Of Warriston in The Book Of The Old Edinburgh Club, New Series vol.3, Edinburgh 1994, p.13 5. ^{{cite web|title=Edinburgh Past and Present|url=http://edinburghpastandpresent.com/#/warriston/4551951295|publisher=The Edinburgh Website|accessdate=29 September 2013}} 6. ^W Tomaszewski, The University of Edinburgh and Poland, Edinburgh 1968, p.36 External links
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