Eyemouth

Towns & Villages
The historic town lies on the East Coast only 5 miles north of the border with England and welcomed Burns with open arms when he came to visit.
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About Eyemouth

Burns and Ainslie arrived here in the May of 1787 to much fanfare. He and Ainslie were made Royal Arch Masons of St Ebbs Lodge and while Ainslie had to fork out the one guinea admission fee, Burns’s celebrity status insured no such fee was charged of him. Indeed such was his fame that the cutlery and utensils he used at the 'repast' have been kept to this day by the Eyemouth Lodge.

Eyemouth walking, cycling and driving routes

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Towns and villages near Eyemouth