Sir Walter Scott's Courtroom

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Museum or gallery in Scottish Borders

Part of Scottish Borders Council

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Sir Walter Scott sat as Sheriff in this historic building, dispensing justice to the town of Selkirk for nearly 30 years until his death in 1832. On display are personal objects that once belonged to the world famous writer of great literary works that included Rob Roy and the Waverley novels. Nearby, in the Market Square, an impressive monument is dedicated to Sir Walter.

Market Place, Selkirk, Scottish Borders TD7 4BT Scotland

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01750 20096

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Scottish Borders Council has 351 artworks

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