Scotland's 1921 census: Unrest, poor times, women's rights and a one-hour-old baby

Door-by-door and street-by-street, it tells us who made up Scotland just over a 100 years ago, from the youngest citizen – who was just one hour old when the census taker called - to the eldest, who was 109 and living in a cramped lodging house for those with little means.

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