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Melrose. Europe - United Kingdom - Scotland - Scottish Borders. Inhabited place. Longitude: -2.7167. Latitude: 55.5833.

 Subject
Subject Source: Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names

Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:

Charters and related writs of the Rutherford family of Edgerston.

 Record Group
Identifier: Acc.7750/1-72
Scope and Contents Contains 71 writs and three detached seals, with Cairncross Charters of the Regality of Melrose (listed in "Selections from the Regality of Melrose", volume III, (1917), pp 373-382).Please note that the Rutherford name is represented variously throughout the charters, including Ruderfurde, Ruthirfurde, and Rutherfurde.This collection consists of material transferred from the Scottish Record Office to the National Library, and is supplementary to the main body of...
Dates: Circa 1320-1566, undated.

Humorous journal in verse of a visit to Melrose and Abbotsford.

 Item
Identifier: Acc.13741
Scope and Contents

This anonymous journal tells the story of a six day visit to Scotland made by Mr Cardonnel, a gentlemen probably from Northumberland, and his companion a country curate by the name of McMichael. The purpose of their tour was fishing and sightseeing. The story of their exploits including pranks on each other is told in comic verse.

Dates: ca.1837.

"Rambling Thoughts on a Highland Ramble" by L.L. Joseph.

 Item
Identifier: Acc.13706
Scope and Contents Illustrated journal of a tour in Scotland with watercolours and sketches and pasted in photographs and printed cards. The writer travelled by train from St Pancras, London, to Dumfries, Melrose, Galashiels and Edinburgh. He travelled north over the newly opened Forth Bridge to Pitlochry. From Pitlochry, he visits notable landmarks including the Falls of Bruar and the Pass of Killiekrankie. There is a detailed account of the process of making tweed following a visit to the Pitlochry Tweed...
Dates: 1890