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Jedburgh
© Tom Curtis (view gallery)
Jedburgh lies on the Jed Water a tributary of the River Teviot. It is only ten miles from the border with England.

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Jedburgh Abbey
© Tom Curtis (view gallery)
Jedburgh Abbey, a ruined Augustinian abbey which was founded in the 12th century, is situated in the town of Jedburgh, in the Scottish Borders

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Jedburgh, Abbey
© Emily Bradley (view gallery)

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Jedburgh and Jed Water.
© Janice Serginson (view gallery)
Jed Water which runs through the Border town Jedburgh.

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Jedburgh Abbey.
© Janice Serginson (view gallery)
The ruins of Jedburgh Abbey.

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Classical Single Lane Bridge In the Borders near Jedburgh
© John C. Ralph - Canada (view gallery)
Taken on a misty October Morning

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Jedburgh Public Park.
© Janice Serginson (view gallery)
Public Park in Jedburgh with Bandstand and Seating.

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Mary Queen of Scots Visitors Centre
© Phil Jobson (view gallery)
Mary Queen of Scots is reputed to have lodged in this tower house in 1566. It now contains displays about Mary's life (including the last letter she wrote before her execution at Fotheringay Castle).

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Jedburgh Abbey through the Trees.
© Janice Serginson (view gallery)
Jedburgh Abbey through the Trees, Jed Water runs below at this point.

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Abbey
© Luis Oramas (view gallery)
August 2010

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Ruins of Jedburgh Abbey.
© Janice Serginson (view gallery)
Jedburgh Abbey Ruins.

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Jail
© Luis Oramas (view gallery)
August 2010

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Abbey
© Luis Oramas (view gallery)
August 2010

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Jedburgh Abbey
© Ken Marshall (view gallery)

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Jedburgh Abbey, Jedburgh The Scottish Borders.
© Janice Serginson (view gallery)
King David the 1st of Scotland founded the abbey in the 12th Century. The abbey has been raided multiple times by the English from the reformation in in 1560 to1875 when the abbey became the parish church of Jedburgh.

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Jedburgh Abbey, Jedburgh the Scottish Borders.
© Janice Serginson (view gallery)
The Abbey with the War Memorial in the foreground. The memorial commemorates the dead of both World Wars. .

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Jedburgh War memorial
© Janice Serginson (view gallery)
The War Memorial in Jedburgh, commemorating the dead of both World Wars.

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Jedburgh Town-hall.
© Janice Serginson (view gallery)
Jedburgh Town hall is a grade two listed building is the principal building in the town and was built 1900. It is opposite the ruins of Jedburgh Abbey, attached to it is the Tourist Information Centre for the surrounding area.

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