Kelso, General
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Site type BURGH, TOWN
Canmore ID 58448
Site Number NT73SW 44
NGR NT 72758 33983
Council SCOTTISH BORDERS, THE
Parish KELSO
Former Region BORDERS
Former District ROXBURGH
Former County ROXBURGHSHIRE
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Item  | Description | Collection | Date | Copyright |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RAB 107/OPFR | Opposite frontispiece engraving of Kelso with the bridge in the foreground. Insc.:'View of Kelso fom Maxwellheugh.' | General Collection | 1825 | RCAHMS |
| RAB 107/TP | Title Page General view of Kelso with bridge in foreground Insc.: 'View of Kelso from Maxwellheugh' | General Collection | 1825 | RCAHMS |
| RAB 110/16 | Plate 16, General view of Kelso,with the bridge in the foregrond Insc.: 'Kelso' | General Collection | 1850 | RCAHMS |
| RAB 239/126 | Colour photograph of 2 terrace cottages. Insc.:'Street in Kelso.' | General Collection | RCAHMS | |
| RAB 274/OPFR | Engraving of distant view of Kelso from Roxburgh Castle, with Kelso Bridge & another on right, Abbey in centre. | General Collection | RCAHMS | |
| RXD 283/1 | Engraving. General view. | RCAHMS | ||
| RXD 283/3 | Watercolour showing general view from S. | 1830 | RCAHMS | |
| PA 3 | PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM NO.3: LINPLUM ALBUM Amateur Window Album, green linen, produced by James Buncle, Optician, 93 Shandwick Place, Edinburgh. Stamped 'Trade Mark Registered S1852'. Insc: 'Holiday Pictures' Amateur views of Linplum House, near Haddington, East Lothian, exterior, interior and garden. | General Collection. Photograph Albums. | 1900 | RCAHMS |
| PA 3/10V/1 | Page 10V/1. General view of town from across the river. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM NO.3: LINPLUM ALBUM | RCAHMS | ||
| PA 3/10V/3 | Page 10V/3. General view. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM NO.3: LINPLUM ALBUM | RCAHMS | ||
| RAB 336/65 | Photograph of view across the River Tweed, showing the Rennie stone bridge of five arches and the ruins of Kelso Abbey | General Collection | 1902 | RCAHMS |
| RAB 336/P66 | Photograph showing view across the river Tweed to Floors Castle, showing the SE front. | General Collection | 1902 | RCAHMS |
| RAB 390/53 | Distant view of Kelso | General Collection | 1812 | |
| AL 6 | ALBUM NO 6: ARCHIBALD CRAIG SCRAPBOOKS VOL 3 Volume 3 of three scrapbooks compiled c.1825-50, bound in leather, labelled on the spine and titled 'Scrap Book' and numbered I-III, and bearing the bookplate of Archibald Craig. In the front of Volume III there is a manuscript family tree. Archibald Craig b.1805, educated at Craigmount and the Edinburgh Institution, from whome volumes descend to Archibald Hugh Craig b.1892, (address under Copyright field); Archibald Hugh Baillie Craig b.1925 (address under Copyright field). The family, as Craig Bros., were wholesale and retail woollen merchants and hatters in Edinburgh, running a cloth warehouse on the South Bridge. The volumes, which reflect Archibald's diverse interests, contain a typical collection of cuttings but with an emphasis on military subjects. They include engravings and sketches of buildings in Edinburgh and the vicinity, miscellaneous drawings and an unidentified architect's design for a Monument to General Sir Ralph Abercromby (died 1801). | Archibald Craig | 1850 | RCAHMS |
| AL 6/108/2 | Kelso Page 108/2 General lithographic view of bridge and town Titled: 'Kelso.''G. W. Wilson & Co.,]''[Photographers, Aberdeen' ALBUM NO 6: ARCHIBALD CRAIG SCRAPBOOKS VOLUME 3 | Archibald Craig | 1850 | RCAHMS |
| UC 6880 | Engraved view of the town. | RCAHMS | ||
| LOR B/47/1 | Charles Barrington Balfour Memorial. Mounted drawing of memorial panel. | Lorimer and Matthew | 1925 | RCAHMS |
| LOR B/47/2/1 | Photographic view of oak memorial panel to Charles Barrington Balfour. | Lorimer and Matthew | 1921 | RCAHMS |
| LOR B/47/2/2 | Photographic view of oak memorial panel to Charles Barrington Balfour. | Lorimer and Matthew | 1921 | RCAHMS |
| LOR B/47/2/3 | Photographic view of oak memorial panel to Charles Barrington Balfour. | Lorimer and Matthew | 1921 | RCAHMS |
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