Bruce Inn - Revision history

Ross at 16:32, 8 February 2024

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Ross at 06:41, 25 January 2024

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	3-storey: squared rubble and slate: crowstepped: inscribed panels, one dated 1607: (Inventory 246(5))		3-storey: squared rubble and slate: crowstepped: inscribed panels, one dated 1607: (Inventory 246(5))
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	The '''Bruce Inn''' is a public house in [[Falkland High Street]], originally called the '''National Hotel'''. Part of the right-hand side of the ground floor is occupied by a shop called [[The Rowan Tree]].		The '''Bruce Inn''' is a public house in [[Falkland High Street]], originally called the '''National Hotel'''. Part of the right-hand side of the ground floor is occupied by a shop called [[The Rowan Tree]].

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 The '''Bruce Inn''' is a public house in [[Falkland High Street]], originally called the '''National Hotel'''. Part of the right-hand side of the ground floor is occupied by a shop called [[The Rowan Tree]].
 ==Former residents==
 Early 20th century: Thomas Hardie (died 1901);

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Ross at 08:44, 21 January 2024

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	~~! 1963 listing details<ref>[[List of buildings, 1963]].</ref>~~
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	~~\| '''Number:''' 9~~
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	~~Bruce Arms Inn, High Street~~
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	~~3-storey: squared rubble and slate: crowstepped: inscribed panels, one dated 1607: (Inventory 246(5))~~
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	The '''Bruce Inn''' is a public house in [[Falkland High Street]], originally called the '''National Hotel'''. Part of the right-~~had~~ side of the ground floor is occupied by a shop called [[The Rowan Tree]].		The '''Bruce Inn''' is a public house in [[Falkland High Street]], originally called the '''National Hotel'''. Part of the right-hand side of the ground floor is occupied by a shop called [[The Rowan Tree]].
	==Listings==		==Listings==
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	! 1963 listing details<ref>[[List of buildings, 1963]].</ref>		! 1963 listing details<ref>[[List of buildings, 1963]].</ref>
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	\| '''Number:'''		\| '''Number:''' 9
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	\| '''Address/Site Name'''		\| '''Address/Site Name'''
			Bruce Arms Inn, High Street
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	\| '''Description'''		\| '''Description'''
			3-storey: squared rubble and slate: crowstepped: inscribed panels, one dated 1607: (Inventory 246(5))
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	==Former residents==		==Former residents==

Ross at 08:41, 21 January 2024

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 Cobbled Area in Front. Category A section of larger B group.
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 ==Former residents==
 Early 20th century: Thomas Hardie (died 1901);

Ross at 11:33, 20 January 2024

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	__NOTOC__		__NOTOC__
	The '''Bruce Inn''' is a public house in [[Falkland High Street]], originally called the '''National Hotel'''. Part of the right-had side of the ground floor is occupied by a shop called [[The Rowan Tree]].		The '''Bruce Inn''' is a public house in [[Falkland High Street]], originally called the '''National Hotel'''. Part of the right-had side of the ground floor is occupied by a shop called [[The Rowan Tree]].
			==Listings==
	{\| class=wikitable		{\| class=wikitable
	! colspan=3 \| HES listing details<ref>[http://portal.historicenvironment.scot/designation/LB31275 HES record for LB31275]</ref>		! colspan=3 \| HES listing details<ref>[http://portal.historicenvironment.scot/designation/LB31275 HES record for LB31275]</ref>

Ross at 08:38, 30 January 2022

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	"In the crowstepped and pantiled Falkand Arms Hotel's front wall, an inset heraldic stone carved with the date 1607, likely enough for the first floor's roll-moulded windows. [...] The second floor is probably an early C19 addition,contemporary with the pilastered doorpieces."<ref>[[Gifford, Fife\|Gifford, ''Fife'']], page 219</ref>		"In the crowstepped and pantiled Falkand Arms Hotel's front wall, an inset heraldic stone carved with the date 1607, likely enough for the first floor's roll-moulded windows. [...] The second floor is probably an early C19 addition,contemporary with the pilastered doorpieces."<ref>[[Gifford, Fife\|Gifford, ''Fife'']], page 219</ref>
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	"These well-known and old established licensed premises known as the Bruce Arms, Hotel, together with stabling and large garden are, owing to the death of the tenant, to be let, with entry at 29th May 1905. The hotel occupies one the best sites in the Royal Burgh of Falkland, and is in close proximity to the Palace of Falkland. For further particulars apply to George Gavin, Factor, Estate Office, Falkland Palace, who will receive offers till 25th February 1905."<ref>[[Playfair and Burgess]], page 106.</ref>		"These well-known and old established licensed premises known as the Bruce Arms, Hotel, together with stabling and large garden are, owing to the death of the tenant, to be let, with entry at 29th May 1905. The hotel occupies one the best sites in the Royal Burgh of Falkland, and is in close proximity to the Palace of Falkland. For further particulars apply to [[George Gavin]], Factor, Estate Office, Falkland Palace, who will receive offers till 25th February 1905."<ref>[[Playfair and Burgess]], page 106.</ref>
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	"Originally the Coach-house for the Royal party, this traditional Inn is often the next port of call for many of the visitors to the Palace, which is directly opposite. [...] Still to be seen outside the restaurant, which was formerly the stables, are the rings which were used for tethering horses."<ref>Entry for "The Hunting Lodge" in ''[[The Falkland Directory]]''.</ref>		"Originally the Coach-house for the Royal party, this traditional Inn is often the next port of call for many of the visitors to the Palace, which is directly opposite. [...] Still to be seen outside the restaurant, which was formerly the stables, are the rings which were used for tethering horses."<ref>Entry for "The Hunting Lodge" in ''[[The Falkland Directory]]''.</ref>

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	A sandstone lintel, probably refurbished."<ref>''[[The Stones of Falkland]]'', page 43.</ref>		A sandstone lintel, probably refurbished."<ref>''[[The Stones of Falkland]]'', page 43.</ref>
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	"~~The house adjoining~~ [~~i.e. next to Moncrief House~~] occupies the site of a house which was built in 1607, and which was assigned to the Royal Falconer.<ref>''[[Historical Antiquities]]'', page 36. Other sources say that the Royal Falconer was lodged at [[Brunton House]].</ref>		"[It] occupies the site of a house which was built in 1607, and which was assigned to the Royal Falconer.<ref>''[[Historical Antiquities]]'', page 36. Other sources say that the Royal Falconer was lodged at [[Brunton House]].</ref>

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	Initials: HC and TW<br>		Initials: HC and TW<br>
	A sandstone lintel, probably refurbished."<ref>''[[The Stones of Falkland]]'', page 43.</ref>		A sandstone lintel, probably refurbished."<ref>''[[The Stones of Falkland]]'', page 43.</ref>
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			"The house adjoining [i.e. next to Moncrief House] occupies the site of a house which was built in 1607, and which was assigned to the Royal Falconer.<ref>''[[Historical Antiquities]]'', page 36. Other sources say that the Royal Falconer was lodged at [[Brunton House]].</ref>

	==Notes==		==Notes==