Tayside - historic towns and villages
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Aberlemno is a small village on the main road between Forfar and Brechin. The most famous historic attraction associated with the village are the Aberlemno Sculptured Stones.
Aberlemno,
Tayside,
Scotland
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A royal burgh and seaside town, Arbroath played a major role in the history for Scottish independence from its southern neighbour, for it was here that the Declaration of Arbroath, declaring the independence of Scotland from England, was drawn up in 1320 following the Scottish victory at the Battle of Bannockburn.
Arbroath,
Tayside,
Scotland
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Auchmithie is a small fishing village on the coast of Angus, about 3 miles north of the historic town of Arbroath. The village has a history as a centre for smuggling, particularly in the 18th century.
Auchmithie,
Tayside,
Scotland
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The town of Brechin stands beside the South Esk river, in the area of Strathmore set against the eastern Grampian mountains. Brechin was the site where in 1296 John Baliol handed over lordship of Scotland to Edward I (represented by the Bishop of Durham). Brechin became a royal burgh in 1641.
Brechin,
Tayside,
Scotland
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Broughty Ferry is today largely swallowed up in the sprawl of modern Dundee, but it once held the unusual distinction of containing within its boundaries more wealth than any area of similar size in Scotland.
Broughty Ferry,
Tayside,
Scotland
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The name 'Carnoustie' is revered among golf fanatics around the world, thousands of whom flock to this village on the east coast of Angus each year to play the Carnoustie Golf Club course. The Club was established formally in 1842, though there was an informal gold club before that date.
Carnoustie,
Tayside,
Scotland
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