Queensberry House

Classification and Statistics Type: House, Mansion or Palace Built: 1681 Type: Historic Building Built: 1681 Type: Central Government Building Opened: 2004 Tourist Rating: No Text of Entry Updated: 30-DEC-2007

Location Latitude: 55.952°N Longitude: 3.1759°W National Grid Reference: NT 266 738 A range of modern and historical maps are accessible through the map tab on the right of this page Get directions by entering the UK postcode of your location, home or hotel here eg. EH1 3YT

References and Further Reading

Hamilton, Alan (1978) Essential Edinburgh. Andre Deutsch, London
Keay, John and Julia Keay (eds.) (1994) Collins Encyclopaedia of Scotland. Harper Collins Publishers, London
Montgomery-Massingberd, H. and C.S. Sykes (1997) Great Houses of Scotland. Lawrence King Publishers

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Related Entries

There are 12 related entries.

(3 Attractions, 1 Council Area, 1 Historical County, 1 Event, 1 Feature, 1 Parish, 3 People and 1 Settlement)

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Attractions:	Canongate, The Scottish Lime Centre, The	Scottish Parliament
Council Area:	City of Edinburgh
Events:	Treaty of Union
Features:	Whitefoord House
Historical Counties:	Midlothian
Parishes:	Edinburgh
People:	James Douglas (2nd Duke of Queensberry) James Douglas (Earl of Drumlanrig)	William Douglas (3rd Earl of Queensberry; 1st Duke of Queensberry)
Settlements:	Edinburgh

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