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Archaeology Notes

Event ID 714332

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/714332

NT27SE 294 2602 7368

Above the modern entrance to Bailie Fyfe's Close, a 17th-century heraldic panel has been inserted. The shield, which is flanked by the initials I P and M H, bears the arms of Hay of Murnsyde. The carved lintel over the E window on the second floor seems to be modern. A moulded lintel said to have come from the third floor of the tall tenement that formerly stood upon the E side of the Close, and now inserted over a doorway in the modern brick building that occupies the same site, bears

'ENEMEIS OF GOD AND THE KING TO THE EARTH DID ME DOVN DING'

together with the date 1572.

J Geddie 1927; RCAHMS 1951.

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