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Grid reference NO5960

near to Brechin, Angus, Scotland


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NO5960 : Brechin City FC, Glebe Park by Gordon Hatton Brechin City FC, Glebe Park
Tidy little football ground, but sad to say that Brechin City are currently languishing in the Highland League [season 2021-22] having been relegated from Scottish league 2.
NO5960 : Brechin Coop by Bill Harrison Brechin Coop
NO5960 : Disused Church at South Esk Street, Brechin by Alan Morrison Disused Church at South Esk Street, Brechin
NO5960 : Former Drill Hall by Anne Burgess Former Drill Hall
The street frontage of the drill hall, now in use as retail premises.
NO5960 : The Swan by Richard Webb The Swan
Pub and Indian restaurant on the corner of Panmure Street, Clerk Street and Swan Street, Brechin.
NO5960 : Brechin Cathedral and Round Tower by Douglas Nelson Brechin Cathedral and Round Tower
NO5960 : City Hall, Brechin by Stanley Howe City Hall, Brechin
9 Swan Street.
NO5960 : Entrance to Brechin Castle by Alan Morrison Entrance to Brechin Castle
Photo taken from Castle Street, Brechin.
NO5960 : Market Cross by Karen Vernon Market Cross
The Victorian lamppost marks the site of the original market cross which was demolished in the late 1700s.
NO5960 : Junction of St David's Street and High Street, Brechin by nick macneill Junction of St David's Street and High Street, Brechin
NO5960 : Ordnance Survey Flush Bracket S4586 by Peter Wood Ordnance Survey Flush Bracket S4586
This bracket can be found on the wall of Brechin Mechanics Institute building. The benchmark height is recorded as being 58.451 metres above sea level. For more detail see : LinkExternal link
NO5960 : Round Tower, Brechin by G Laird Round Tower, Brechin
The round tower at Brechin is one of only two such towers of Irish type in Scotland, the other being NO1816 : Abernethy Round Tower. The Irish examples of these towers are now thought to date mainly from 950 to 1180, and a date of around 1100 seems likely for... (more)

 
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