Foundation stone, former Salvation Army citadel
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Foundation stone, former Salvation Army citadel
Image: © Lairich Rig Taken: 5 Jan 2012
This is one of three surviving foundation stones visible at the front of Image, which was originally built as a Salvation Army citadel. See that link for further information. The names on the other stones are those of a Miss Whyte and a Major Cockburn, but the inscriptions are otherwise the same. In the photograph whose link is given above, the three foundation stones can be seen as white stones in the darker low boundary wall at the front of the building; the present photograph shows the middle stone.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.944811
Longitude
-4.573365