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Revision as of 11:45, 14 February 2009
Channelkirk
Chirnside
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File:Chirnside Parish Church. Glen TK.jpg Chirnside Parish Church. Submitted by Glen |
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File:Jim Clark headstone. Glen TK.jpg Jim Clark OBE Headstone. Submitted by Glen |
Additional exterior images of the church are available from Glen in Tinsel Knickers
demolished/Destroyed
- Erskine Church, demolished in 1982
Cockburnspath
Coldingham
Coldstream
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File:St Mary's and All Souls Glen in TK.jpg St Mary's and All Souls. Submitted by Glen in Tinsel Knickers |
File:Coldstream Berwickshire GlenTK.jpg Formerly United Free Church Submitted by Glen TK | File:Berwickshire Coldstream New Parish Church Glen TK.jpg Coldstream Parish Church Submitted by GlenTK |
File:Berwickshire.jpeg Coldstream Toll & Marriage House. Submitted by Glen TK |
Note
Leet St formerly known as New Road. Number 15 Leet St noted as later 18th century building and Formerly Nonconformist Meeting Room
Demolished/Destroyed
United Presbyterian East Church stood on the site of the Former United Free Church
United Presbyterian West Church stood on a site now occupied by a car showroom.
Cranshaws
Demolished/Destroyed
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