Jedburgh
Posted in Architecture, History at 20:00 on 16 January 2019
Jedburgh isn’t just worth visiting for the Abbey. There are some other interesting buildings in the town.
Unfortunately I couldn’t get far enough away to frame all of Bridewell Jail – now the Sheriif Court House.
Lower portion of Bridewell jail. Pity about hte traffic cones:-
Bridewell Jail Tower:-
Here’s an interesting feature; vertical sundials on a house wall:-
Jedburgh has a Jacobite connection. This plaque lets us know Bonnie Prince Charlie woz ‘ere.
That lad got everywhere.
So too it seems did Mary Queen of Scots. This is her house in Jedburgh:-
We hadn’t known this was there till we walked past a sign post for it it on the way from the car park to the Abbey. It’s well worth a look outside and inside.
Tags: Architecture, Bonnie Prince Charlie, Bridewell Jail, Jacobite, Jedburgh, Jedburgh Abbey, Mary Queen of Scots, Mary Queen of Scots house, sundials





