the Old Physic Garden (built over by Haddington Place) William Allan of Glen (1788-1868) Lord Provost of Edinburgh 1829 to 1831 lived at Hillside House, demolished to build Elm Row McCulloch of Ardwell lived in Springfield House (which gives its name to Springfield Street) and was often visited by Samuel Foote Andrew Macdonald (poet) (1757-1790) John Smart RSA lived at 13 Annandale Street Changes Curiously Iona Street was originally called Falshaw Street after Lord Provost James Falshaw and Dalmeny Street was Colston Street. Both names only lasted from 1880 to 1890. Appearance in Film The 1948 documentary film "Waverley Steps" contains footage of trams on Leith Walk at the Pilrig junction. See also Leith Walk (Edinburgh ward) References External links Cassell's Old and New Edinburgh: Its History, its people and its places, oldandnewedinburgh.co.uk; accessed 2 September 2017. Bartholomew's Chronological map of Edinburgh (1919), nls.uk; accessed 2 September 2017. The burial of the heads of the Covenanters hanged at the Gallow Lee, geograph.org.uk; accessed 2 September 2017. Descriptions of Leith Walk in the 19th century, geograph.org.uk; accessed 2 September 2017. Leith Walk news – award-winning local charity set up to champion better public spaces in the area, greenerleith.org; accessed 2 September 2017. Streets in Edinburgh Leith