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Oil painting of a middle-aged man with round glasses, wearing a dark suit and bow tie, seated in a wooden chair.

Charles E Inglis

10, Niddryswynd, (Strathmore, Nandour) Latham Road

10 Latham Road

‘Wynd’ is the old Edinburgh word for an alley or avenue.

1904

Built by Alexander MacIntosh, builder and named Strathmore

1912

Henry Jackson

1913 renamed Nandour

1925

Charles E Inglis, prof of Engineerinwho called the house Niddrys

1952

Rosemary Schofield, daughter of Prof Inglis

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  • Latham Road

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