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Black plaque № 64238

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Drinking Fountain: Made from pink Peterhead granite, this handsome drinking fountain was presented to the burgh of Doune in 1903 by Sir James and Lady Thompson, in memory of their daughter Edith. Sir James was chairman of the Caledonian Railway and lived at nearby Inverardoch.

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Source: Open Plaques. Geographic data via OpenStreetMap.

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