1897 – 1913 Lodgings
The Misses Purves moved their lodging house here from Number 19. Nothing traced for residents from 1914 to 1920.
Around 1910 Macdonald & Wilkie
'Not mere assertions , but the official records of The Scottish Automobile Club proclaim the fact that no other car has so fine a list of successes in Scotland as that of the Vauxhall in 1907 , 1908 , and 1909 — Every year a veritable triumph ! Ask for a Copy of the Scottish Show Souvenir at Agents for Scotland (excepting Dundee ) MACDONALD & WILKIE , 18 Albany Street, Edinburgh .'
The house then appears to have been vacant for a few years.
1921 – 1951 Offices of J. B. Patrick & Sons
Ironmongery and Hardware merchants.
1952 – (at least) 1980 Edinburgh office of NUPE
The union was founded in 1908 as the National Union of Corporation Workers, which split from the Municipal Employees Association, and in 1925 became National Union of Public Employees. NUPE grew rapidly, from a membership of 250,100 in 1966 to 693,100 members in 1977, making it the fifth largest union in Britain. In 1993, NUPE merged with the National and Local Government Officers Association) and the Confederation of Health Service Employees) to form UNISON.