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St Mary's Church, Norton Subcourse, Norfolk, UK
Annegret Hall
St Mary's Church, Norton Subcourse, Norfolk, UK
Early Australian History
IMAGES RELATED TO ANDREW THOMPSON'S LIFE
Village of Town Yetholm in 1905
Early photo of Town Yetholm (Yetholm History Society)
Scottish Border with England
Entering Scotland from England close to the border town of Yetholm
Village of Town Yetholm
Photo of the Town Yetholm main street taken in 2019
Yetholm
Houses in the main street of Town Yetholm in 2019
Town Yetholm
Early buildings in Town Yetholm
Thatched cottage in Yetholm
18th C house in Town Yetholm
Entering Kirk Yetholm
The way to Kirk Yetholm village with a distant view of the old church.
The Kirk of Yetholm
The church where Andrew Thompson was baptised
Yetholm Kirk cemetery
An ancient cemetery of the Scottish Border towns
Kirk Yetholm village
The small village is separated from Town Yetholm by the Bowmont Water
Bowmont Water
The river separating Town Yetholm from Kirk Yetholm
Yetholm village countryside
The rolling Cheviot Hills is prime sheep country
Town Yetholm
Looking over Bowmont Water towards Town Yetholm
A visitor to Yetholm
An Australian author visiting Yetholm in June 2019
The Border town of Jedburgh
A view of Jedburgh seen from the Castle Jail and Museum
Jedburgh market place
It was on this market place that Andrew Thompson's burglary was proclaimed
Jedburgh Bridewell
Andrew Thompson was convicted to 14 years transportation in the courthouse behind the Jedburgh Bridewell
Jedburgh Newgate
Sign to the entrance to the entrance to the Jedburgh bridwell and courthouse opposite the marketplace
Old Jail Precinct of Jedburgh
A photo of the now demolished Old Jail buildings
Jedburgh Old Jail
A photo of the now demolished Old Jail where Andrew Thompson was imprisoned
Jedburgh Augustinian Abbey
Ruins of the ancient 12thC Jedburgh Augustinian Abbey
Jedburgh Abbey
View of the Jedburgh Augustinian Abbey seen from the courthouse
Recent images of
New South Wales
Government House Paramatta
Government House in Parramatta was build by Arthur Phillip in 1789
Government House Paramatta
The building has been added to and renovated by all colonial Governors
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