Burns House, Mauchline

The thatched house in the foreground was where Robert Burns lived with his wife, Jean Armour, in 1788. It is now the Burns House Museum.

Object no :

EAGP150n

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Creator :

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Place of Production :

Mauchline, Ayrshire

Dimensions :

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Materials :

glass plate slide

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Related site :

Mark Farm, Castle Kennedy

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Statue of Jean Armour

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Portrait, Jean Armour Burns

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Armchair belonging to Jean Armour (1765 = 1834)

Bought in 1834, at the sale of Jean Armour's posessions.

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Corner cupboard belonging to Jean Armour (1765 = 1834)

Bought in 1834 by local schoolmaster, Mr Richardson, at the sale of Jean Armour's posessions.

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Framed illustrations from Burns' House, Dumfries

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'Flowers'

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Jean Armour Burns

Portrait of Jean Armour Burns.

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Armours' Burial Place, Mauchline Kirkyard

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Willie's Mill, Tarbolton

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Funeral Notice of Jean Armour Burns (1)

On her death, this notice was sent to family and friends of Jean Armour by her son Robert.

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