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Mama Lee

The central character in this picture is Mama Lee, the first black man to live in Kilmarnock, he cam

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Melodion played by 'Blind Johnnie', street musician

This melodion was one of the instruments played by John Alexander, 'Blind Johnnie' of Stranraer. De

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Tin whistle played by 'Blind Johnnie', street musician

This tin whistle was one of the instruments played by John Alexander, 'Blin' Johnnie' of Stranraer.

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The Poor Law Magazine for Scotland

The Poor Law Magazine was published for Parochial Boards and institutions who were responsible for t

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Parochial Directory of Scotland

Published each year this directory was an available reference book to all employed in the administra

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Plan for Stranraer Workhouse, Dalrymple Street, Stranraer, 1850

In 1850 these plans were passed and the works were completed in Dalrymple Street, Stranraer. The bu

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Kilmarnock Soup Kitchen Token

This metal token was used to allow the bearer access to a warm meal in the Kilmarnock Soup Kitchen.

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Wedding Chair from Eglinton Castle

This chair was one of a set of 8. The set was made to celebrate the marriage of Archibald William Mo

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Maxwelltown Soup Kitchen tokens

These tokens would have been exchanged for a meal at the Maxwelltown Soup Kitchen. In 1905, the pr

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Beggar's medal from Stoneykirk

Circular brass medal marked STONEYKIRK 1820, NO.39. It has four central holes to allow it to be sew

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