File:Kelso Abbey and the auld brig in the late 18th century.JPG
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[edit]DescriptionKelso Abbey and the auld brig in the late 18th century.JPG |
English: Kelso Abbey and the old bridge, which collapsed in 1797 and was replaced by a bridge built by John Rennie, pictured in the late 18th century |
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Source | T Pennant, A Tour In Scotland And Voyage To The Hebrides 1772, London 1774 |
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