Bridge Street, Portobello
		Numbers 3 and 4 Bridge Street, circa 1900.
		The same view as above, taken in April 2004.  Note that the door to Number 3 has been converted to a window, and the two apartments are now combined into one. Try passing your mouse over the photo!
		High Street, Portobello, circa 1900.  Bridge Street joins High Street just beyond the large building in the left foreground.  The Lauder home is located a few paces down Bridge Street.
		Bridge Street, photographed in April 2004 from Portobello High Street.  The large building on the left and the green building on the right are both visible in the old High Street photograph above. These buildings also appear on the map below (coloured pink and green).
		Portobello town plan, 1893-94.  The Lauder house can be seen in Bridge Street, just off High Street (Number 3-blue, and Number 4-yellow). Lauder biographer Gordon Irving presents the argument that Harry was not born in Bridge Street at all, a theory shared by the grandson of the doctor who attended the birth.  They both believe Harry was born in an even smaller house around the corner in Bridge Street Lane, although he was later carried to his grandparent's home in Bridge Street where he remained for some time.
		Looking south up Bridge Street to the High Road.
		Another view of the Lauder home in Bridge Street. Note the plaque commemorating Harry Lauder's birth (see enlargement below).
		3 BRIDGE STREET THE BIRTHPLACE OF SIR HARRY LAUDER AUGUST 1870 - 26 FEB 1950