SAW019772 SCOTLAND (1948). Selkirk, general view, showing High Street and Victoria Park. An oblique aerial photograph taken facing north-west. This image has been produced from a print.

Site of the Forrest Inn where Robert Burns wrote his 'Epistle to Wullie Creech'.

Halliwell's Close. Halliwell's House museum is here, which tells the story of Selkirk over the years. This narrow, shadowy, cobbled close is typical of how much of Selkirk would have looked during the eighteenth century. There would have been a variety of trades undertaken here. At one time a wig maker lived here, and in later years an ironmonger's shop was set up. going through the pend takes you to Market Place.

Trees planted to celebrate 100 years anniversary of Queen Victoria's reign - hence Victoria Park.

Railway

Library / Formerly Selkirk Jail

Court House

St Mary's West

Town House (The Square)

Kerr House

Rowland's

Kirk Wynd

Philiphaugh Community School

Bannerfield Drive

Rugby Pitch

Railway Station