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Author: Captain Craigengelt

Captain Craigengelt, an adventurer-soldier, companion of Frank Hayston. From The Bride of Lammermoor by Sir Walter Scott.
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1st June 1810 Creation of the East Lothian Banking Company, Dunbar.

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Dr Who? – The Capaldi connection.

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Sir Peter Heatly at Dunbar Swimming Pool in 1979.

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29 May 1546 The murder of Cardinal Beaton at Saint Andrews Castle.

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The Dunbar connection to the Usher Hall in Edinburgh.

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26 May 1652 – Saving the Honours of Scotland from Cromwell.

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Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head – The Butch Cassidy Connection

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The connection to Robert Cossar of the Saint George Hotel and to Dr George Carter Cossar CBE, MC.

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Christina Kay, the inspiration for Miss Jean Brodie.

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20 May 685: The Battle of Dunnichen or Nechtansmere

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18 May 1843 The Great Disruption and the other splits in the Reformed Scottish Church

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John Oal, Distiller in Caithness and Nova Scotia

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Robert Flockhart Vickers and the Gorebridge Murders

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Rudolph Hess flight to meet the Duke of Hamilton, 10 May 1941

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HRH the Duke of Kent in Dunbar, 10 May 2019

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The Earls of Selkirk, the most complicated peerage

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The Lord Selkirk of Douglas and the 39 Steps

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Fidra – the inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island

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Craigengelt – what’s in a name? and the Wingate connection

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Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, the Port Seton and Tasmanian connection

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