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An Old Berwickshire Town: History Of The Town And Parish Of Greenlaw, From The Earliest Times To The Present Day

An Old Berwickshire Town: History Of The Town And Parish Of Greenlaw, From The Earliest Times To The Present Day

Gibson, Robert

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ISBN10: 9354305806
ISBN13: 9789354305801
Publisher: Alpha Ed
Published: Dec 2 2020
Pages: 318
Weight: 1.03
Height: 0.71 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
A vivid portrait of Greenlaw, a village and market town in Berwickshire whose everyday rhythms mirror wider change. Discover Greenlaw's layered, stubborn past. Robert Gibson's An Old Berwickshire Town is a meticulously compiled scottish local history book that traces the town and parish from their earliest mentions to the author's present day. Framed as historical non-fiction Scotland readers value for its clarity, it sits comfortably within the parish history collection tradition while offering narrative momentum for casual readers. Gibson writes with an archivist's care and a storyteller's eye; the result is a texture-rich account that balances facts with lived experience. Scholars of nineteenth century Scotland and students of victorian era studies will find useful context and local case-study material, while enthusiasts of scottish towns and villages and those interested in rural community heritage will recognise the human scale of Gibson's observations. Practical, too, it serves genealogy research scotland by setting names, boundaries and local institutions in intelligible context, making it easier to connect household lists to place. More than a local chronicle, the work has a recognised place in british regional history as an academic reference local history and as a primary starting point for exploration of greenlaw berwickshire history. It sheds light on the routines and institutions that shaped everyday life, giving historians and family historians concrete threads to follow. Of lasting interest to local societies and the berwickshire historical society, it is equally accessible to the curious traveller, the family historian and the collector of classic regional studies. Its measured tone and documentary sweep make it suitable both as a teaching source and as an evocative read. Whether consulted for academic study or settled into the hands of a collector, Gibson's account remains an indispensable record of local life in the Borders. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike.

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