- rail line
connected with Lake
Pleasant and to the
remote mill area of
Crossburn, and as far east as
South river Lake near Lake George.
evidence of the...
- subsidiary, the
Crossburn Steamship Company, with
offices in Glasgow. When
Britain entered the
First World War in July 1914,
Crossburn owned two UK-registered...
-
Craiksland Burns,
which joined each
other at the foot the old
orchard at
Crossburn. A 'loan' can
simply refer to a 'lane' and as such is a
common placename...
- and day-long
ritual carnivals that
involved parading through town,
crossburning, and a
series of
lectures and speeches. They held
boycotts against anti-Klan...
- surface. It was
established in 1956.
Crossburn Park is a 5.28
acres (2.14 ha) park
located between Sprecher and
Crossburn Av., west of W. 130th St. It offers...
- Milkieston, Redscarhead,
along the
route of the A703, and into
Peebles past
crossburn, and Dalatho,
where the Tree Bridge, on an old
drove road, and the Cuddy...
- old loch's site. Thomson's map of 1832
shows a
Scullochmill near the
Crossburn at the
Clevance Farm roadend,
however a
straight lade runs
directly to...
-
Crawford Park -East Blvd, S. of
Miles Av. 21.50
acres (8.70 ha)
Crossburn Park -
Crossburn Av., W. of W. 130th 5.28
acres (2.14 ha) Dan Kane Gardens- Kenyon...
- her a
speed of 11+1⁄2
knots (21.3 km/h). Munwood's
first owner was the
Crossburn Steamship Company,
which was a
Scottish subsidiary of the
Munson Steamship...
- Category B 19256
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