An Edinburgh cinema has shared some incredible throwbacks after over 80 years in the business.
The Dominion picture house on Newbattle Terrace has long been an iconic staple of the city, with the independent venue running for decades.
First opening before WWII in January of 1938, the art deco style cinema has been beautifully cared for over the years, retaining its classic and individual look.
Unlike other modern cinema chains in the capital, the Dominion has in more recent years offered a much more luxurious way of watching a film, with plush couches and even table service.
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A family run venue, the site is now in its fourth generation, but has continued to keep its classic vintage style.
Celebrating their 84th birthday, the cinema shared some original pictures of the Dominion from over the years as it has changed and evolved.
The stills showed a very different-looking theatre, alongside the box office, which still stands to this day.
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Thanking locals for their support over the years, the family said: "Happy Belated Birthday to us , now 84 years old, we first opened our doors back in January 1938.
"Edinburgh’s only family run independent cinema, now with fourth generation working in the business.
"Opened by Captain W. M Cameron, and ran by his son Derek Cameron MBE for over 60 years, along with his children Mike, Al & Lesley, and finally now onto fourth generation.
"We look forward to continuing to bring you great films on the big screen, along with quality customer service, style and comfort.
"As always, thank you to our lovely customers who support us, and for anyone new to Edinburgh we hope we can welcome you soon."
