Revival Wells in Edinburgh

UK Wells records 47 places in Edinburgh where God has moved, from 1540 to 1920. By type: 27 individual, 5 local, 5 national, 5 place of interest, 3 martyr, 2 regional. See them on the map.

Cramond

• Cramond Free Church (1859, National)

Edinburgh

• Brownlow North - Grave (1876, Individual)
• Carrubbers Close Mission (1920, Local)
• Carrubbers Close Mission (1860, National)
• Charlotte Babtist Chapel (1905 - 1913, Local)
• Covenant Signing (28 February 1638, Place of Interest)
• Covenanters Imprisoned (1679, Place of Interest)
• Edinburgh - Catherine Booth (1868, Local)
• First Free Church Meeting (18 May 1843, Place of Interest)
• First General Assembly (1560, Place of Interest)
• General Assembly (1596, Local)
• George Whitefield - Orphan Hospital (1741, Individual)
• James Guthrie (1661, Martyr)
• James Haldane - Edinburgh School (1777, Individual)
• James Haldane - Grave (1851, Individual)
• James Haldane - Minister (1799, Individual)
• James Haldane - Preached (1800, Individual)
• James Haldane - School (1777, Individual)
• James Renwick (17 February 1688, Martyr)
• John Knox - Buried (1572, Individual)
• John Knox - House (1572, Individual)
• John Knox - Pastor (1559 - 1572, Individual)
• John Macdonald - Gaelic Church (1807 - 1813, Individual)
• Reginald Radcliffe - Calton Jail (October 1860, National)
• Revival at Sheens (1617, Local)
• Richard Weaver - Calton Jail (October 1860, Individual)
• Richard Weaver - St George's West Church (1860, Individual)
• Robert Bruce - Minister (1587 - 1600, Individual)
• Robert Haldane - Edinburgh School (1777 - 1780, Individual)
• Robert Haldane - School (1777, Individual)
• Robert Haldane - The Tabernacle (1799, Individual)
• Robert McCheyne - Born (1813, Individual)
• Robert McCheyne - Divinity Hall (1831 - 1835, Individual)
• Robert McCheyne - Home (1819, Individual)
• Robert McCheyne - Lived (1823, Individual)
• Robert McCheyne - School (1821 - 1825, Individual)
• St John's Edinburgh - D L Moody (1873, Individual)
• St Lukes Church, Edinburgh - Burns (1842, Regional)
• The Disruption (18 May 1843, Place of Interest)
• Thomas Chalmers - Funeral (4 June 1847, Individual)
• Thomas Chalmers - Grave (1847, Individual)
• Thomas Forret and Others (1540, Martyr)
• William Boardman - Queen Street Hall (1875, Individual)
• William Boardman - Waverley Hall (1875, Individual)

Leith

• Dock Street, Leith Congregational Church (1841 - 1844, National)
• Leith - Burns (1842, Regional)

Newhaven

• Newhaven (1860, National)

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