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| 1771 || 17RBEB71||[[Covenanter Hotel]] | | 1771 || 17RBEB71||[[Covenanter Hotel]] | ||
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| 1611 || NMAO 1611 ||[[Bruce Inn]] "Back wing with inset pediments dated NMAO 1611, evidently from Moncrief House."<ref>[http://portal.historicenvironment.scot/designation/LB31275 HES record for LB31275]</ref> | | 1611 || NMAO 1611 ||[[Bruce Inn]] || "Back wing with inset pediments dated NMAO 1611, evidently from Moncrief House."<ref>[http://portal.historicenvironment.scot/designation/LB31275 HES record for LB31275]</ref> | ||
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| 1712 || ||[[Brunton House]] | | 1712 || ||[[Brunton House]] |
Revision as of 11:34, 20 January 2024
This page lists date stones, marriage lintels, etc. in the Parish of Falkland.
Note: to show the tables sorted by Date or by Building name, click the arrow symbol on the header of the column in question.
Date | Inscription | Building name | Notes |
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1886 | Old Town House | ||
1868 | Seton House | ||
1706 | Seton House | ||
1793 | House (Mrs Lilias Chisholm), Cross Wynd | ||
1764 | Cobblestones | ||
1686 | The Corrie | ||
1694 | WF EB 1694 | Dundrennan | HES gives the inscription as "WF EB 1694 IF", but the IF is possibly a cleaver and steel, emblems of a butcher |
1879 | Rosemary Cottage | ||
1610 | NM AO 1610 | Moncrief House | |
1690 | Fountain House | ||
1735 | Fountain House | ||
1771 | 17RBEB71 | Covenanter Hotel | |
1611 | NMAO 1611 | Bruce Inn | "Back wing with inset pediments dated NMAO 1611, evidently from Moncrief House."[1] |
1712 | Brunton House | ||
1680 | Stag Inn | ||
1749 | Dunira (ruined cottage next door) | ||
1869 | Bruce's Buildings | ||
1751 | Steps House | ||
1916 | Memorial Chapel | ||
1735 | Balreavie Cottage | ||
1752 | Whinstone House | ||
1844 | Old Free Church | ||
1745 | 17ECJW45 | Bruce Inn[2] | Lintel over doorway in passage leading to car park |
1713 | Key House[2] | ||
1777 | 17GLBD71 | Saddlers[2] | |
1750 | 17GKMN5 0 | Old Town House[2] | |
1738 | Il.EF 1680 | Stag House[2] | |
1659 | 1659 | Cottage Craft Centre[2] | |
1762 | The Smiddy[2] | ||
1730 | Parliament Square[2] | ||
1819 | Lomond Tavern[2] | ||
1693 | Stables, Back Wynd[2] | ||
1663 | IH.CK.1663 | Wellbrae House[2] | |
1793 | Weaver's cottage, now the surgery[2] | ||
1607 | BW 1607 | Bruce Inn[2] | Part of rectangular panel |
1900 | Bank House[3] | ||
1869 | Old Town House[3] | ||
1807 | Ravenscraig | ||
1751 | Bowriefaulds | ||
1669 | 1669 VF EB | Former Lomond Pharmacy | According to HES: but more likely 1693 WF EB[4] |
Notes
- ↑ HES record for LB31275
- ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 The Stones of Falkland
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 A Falkland Guide
- ↑ HES record for LB31307. The lintel as viewed in 2021 doesn't support the claimed date of 1669. The date of 1693 given in The Stones of Falkland is plausible, but the final digit can no longer be read. Is the first initial a V or a W?