United Kingdom / Dunkeld

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7 plaques 28% have been curated
3 subjects

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Ammienoot on Wikimedia Commons
Dunkeld, United Kingdom
M J Richardson on Geograph
Dunkeld, United Kingdom
No. 23 Cathedral Street
Dunkeld, United Kingdom
Russel Wills on Wikimedia Commons
Dunkeld, United Kingdom
Richard Dorrell on Geograph
Dunkeld, United Kingdom
M J Richardson on Geograph
Birnam Heritage Walk
Dunkeld, United Kingdom
Richard Webb on Geograph
Dunkeld, United Kingdom

No. 9 Cathedral Street Childhood home of Alexander Mackenzie, 1822-1892, first Liberal Prime Minister of Canada, 1873-1880

9, 11 Cathedral Street, Dunkeld, United Kingdom

Old Jail. Incorporated into Bridge, but used only as a short term prison

Dunkeld Bridge, Dunkeld, United Kingdom

No. 23 Cathedral Street

23 Cathedral Street, Dunkeld, United Kingdom

Niel Gow's Oak. Niel Gow (1727-1807) renowned local fiddler and composer played many a fine tune beneath this ancient tree

, Dunkeld, United Kingdom

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To commemorate the bicentenary of opening Dunkeld bridge designed by Thomas Telford (1757-1834) first President, Institution of Civil Engineers built by John 4th Duke of Atholl (1755-1830) as a major element in the improvement of highland roads by replacing two ferries & paid for by tolls taken over by the roads authority in 1879

Dunkeld Bridge, Dunkeld, United Kingdom

Subjects

Little Dunkeld Kirk. 1798. House Celtic bell, Adam and Eve gravestone and the graves of Neil Gow and Charles McIntosh

Little Dunleld Kirk, Dunkeld, United Kingdom

Dunkeld Railway

, Dunkeld, United Kingdom