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List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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GATEWAY | Gateway or Old Gate Gateway or Old Gate Gateway or Old Gate Gateway or Old Gate |
Brown's Directory F. Hamilton, Writer Hamilton Mr Henderson Town Clerk Alexander Black, Gardener |
011.16 | An arched Gateway which was intended for a garden of Hamilton Palace, but was never used for that purpose. It is preserved, as it stands in a shrubbery, south of the Mausoleum, for its age & beauty. The exact age of it is not known, but it is generally believed to be 200 years of age. "The oat Hill, where once justice was dispensed, a curious stone cross with wavy mystical inscriptions, and an old carved Gateway are sole relics of the Netherton." - Brown's Directory. This Gate is not generally called any particular term. |
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[page] 20Lanarkshire -- Hamilton Parish
Mausoleum (Continued) - There are Paddocks for rearing horses, between the Mausoleum & the "Moat Hill".
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