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james gordon wrote on November 15, 2021
james gordon...granny gordon lived at 26 gemmel avenue..there was a "monkey puzzle " tree and a drinking 🍸fountain ⛲
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Cumnock History Group are a constituted Voluntary Group who share an interest in the history and heritage of Cumnock and how the past has influenced the present.

The group emerged as a result of the Memory Bank workshops for Raising the Bar – the archaeological dig focused on the site of the old Tup Inn on Lugar Street earlier this year and run by archaeologists from Northlight Heritage

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