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Hawthornden
The residence of Drummond, the historian and poet, in the reign of James VI and Charles I. Ben Jonson walked all the way from London to visit Drummond, and lived several weeks with him at Hawthornden. The house and old castle stands on the edge of a lofty precipice of freestone rock, at the foot of which is the river, and mid-way, in the side of the rock, are hewn out some extraordinary caverns. Tradition assigns their construction to the Pictish monarchs, and has called one the King’s Gallery, another the Guard Room, and a third the King’s Bed-Chamber.
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The card is in good condition, with clear visible details and a vintage appearance. Minor age-related wear is present, including slight fading and edge discoloration, which is typical for items of this era.
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