Plaque on wall of Marks and Spencer, Virginia Street
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Plaque on wall of Marks and Spencer, Virginia Street
Image: © Stephen Sweeney Taken: 15 Dec 2008
The Marks on Argyle Street used to be a Black Bull Inn, and Robert Burns stayed there a couple of times. Not quite as important in my opinion as the house he grew up in or the place that inspired him to write Tam O'Shanter, but still perhaps a place of interest for Burns enthusiasts.
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Image Location
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55.857862
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-4.249608