The Tweedie Stone in St. Andrews Kirkyard, Peebles
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The Tweedie Stone in St. Andrews Kirkyard, Peebles
Image: © James Denham Taken: 26 Mar 2014
An assembly of old gravestones in this section of the old burial ground, is dominated by the table stone memorial to John Tweedie, a member of a prominent local family. Erected in 1708, this stone is one of the oldest, dated table stones in the Scottish Borders and certainly the most elaborately decorated.
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Image Location
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55.652788
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-3.199636