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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ARTHUR'S BRIDGE | Arthur's Bridge Arthur's Bridge Arthur's Bridge |
Alexander Lawson Esq. Factor Braelossie Elgin James Jean Teacher Cranloch Mr Alexander Hood Redbog Lhanbryd |
008.10 | This name applies to a wooden bridge spanning the River Lossie at a point-near the farmsteading of Inchbroom, It is on the Co [County] Road from Lhanbryd to Lossiemouth. was erected by Arthur Grant-Duff A.D. 1850, hence the name Arthur's Bridge. The following is inscribed on stones at the extremity of the western parapets."Arthur's Bridge so named as a tribute to the memory of the Honbl. [Honourable] Arthur Duff, who planted the larches of which it is constructed. Opened to the public free of pontage [toll] by the trustees of the late James Earl of Fife 13th May 1853" and is a County Bridge. |
| Supposed site of CHAPEL | Supposed Site of Chapel | Revd [Reverend] M Davison, Manse, Lhanbryd Mr Rose Sheriffston Old Statistical Account Survey of the Province of Moray 1798 |
008.10 | This is supposed to be the site of a Roman Catholic Chapel, but the date of its erections or the time and manner of its destruction cannot now be ascertained. |
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