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  • ...ater a mile or so east of Easter [[Pencaitland]] in the grounds of Saltoun Hall. The Humbie Water joins then below. The Tyne flows past [[Pencaitland|Easter Pencaitland]], Saltoun Hall, Nisbet, Badger Wood, Herdmanston Mains, Begbie and beneath he Grants' Brae
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  • ...the 'Goblin Ha') of which can be seen in Yester Wood. The same ''Hobgoblin Hall'' featured in the poem "Marmion" by Walter Scott.<ref>ed Smeaton, Oliphant, ...ss of a bridge washed away by flooding. The line operated as far as [[East Saltoun]] until the Beeching cuts of the 1960s.
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  • ...t wall; and there is a chapel at the northern end. Immediately east of the Saltoun aisle is a two-bay chapel, said by some to date from the 13th century. The ...centuries the building has been much altered. The front row of pews in the Saltoun aisle are of Dutch character in oak, c.1600. The organ was installed in 188
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  • ...cot" and the former Bolton Primary School, which now serves as the village hall. ...the Marquess of Tweeddale, Lady Connemara, Lord Sinclair, John Fletcher of Saltoun, Mr Baird of Pilmore & Kirkland; and Alexander Charles Stuart of Eaglescair
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  • |name=East Saltoun |picture=Saltoun village shop (geograph 3791860).jpg
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  • |name=West Saltoun |picture=Saltoun village shop (geograph 3791860).jpg
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  • ...y of [[Saltoun]] in 1596. This marriage led to the Frasers inheriting the Saltoun peerage.<ref name=Lindsay/> The Cumines acquired and enlarged the property ...eys and an attic.. The main stair only reaches the first floor. From the Hall a turreted stair on the north front rises higher. A turreted stair, corbel
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