Trinity House of Leith

City of Edinburgh, United Kingdom

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Trinity House in Leith, Edinburgh, is a Georgian building designed by architect Thomas Brown and completed in 1816. Originally serving as a guild hall, custom house, and centre for maritime administration and poor relief, it also functioned as an almshouse and hospital during the Late Middle Ages and Early Modern Era. Now maintained in state care, the structure houses a maritime museum and is designated a category A listed building, reflecting its architectural and historical significance to Scotland's maritime heritage.