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Dryburgh Abbey, 13th century Chapter House.
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Christian Heritage;
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Doors to Open in Selkirk on the 19th of September, 2009
Eyemouth, English and French artillery fortifications.
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See also
Jedburgh Abbey, 12th century Church.
Old Melrose, site of an early Christian monastery.
Ladykirk Parish Church, built by King James IV.
Cessford Castle, a 15th century fortification beside St Cuthbert’s Way.
Eyemouth, English and French artillery fortifications.
Kilnsike Tower, a fortified farmhouse or “bastle”
Smailholm Tower is a landmark for miles around and still retains its barmkin wall
Midlem village retains its medieval plan and field shapes
Monteviot House and its 19th century designed landscape
Southdean, abandoned medieval fields and later enclosures
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