The Brig of Ayr And Something of Its Story
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Here, happily, the parallel ends. Our Old Bridge has his- toric and poetic associations belonging not to Ayr only, or to Scotland, but to a large portion of the English-speaking world; and it would be a matter of deep sorrow if so ancient and valuable a monument of na- tional life should, from any cause or reason whatever, be allowed to perish. " As it is not easy for those who live in intimate communion with an historic mon- 47 THE BRIG OF AYR AND ument always to realise its value, I wrote an ...article on it in one of the December magazines, and, in the hope of further in- fluencing the Town from without, I wrote also to several of the Editors of the London press, and to friends who might influence them, notably Mr Thackeray Turner, Hon- orary Secretary of the Society for the Pro- tection of Ancient Buildings. His Society cordially and at once took the matter up with me, and, communicating with the Town Council, their letter was published in the November report of the Council pro- ceedings.
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Here, happily, the parallel ends. Our Old Bridge has his- toric and poetic associations belonging not to Ayr only, or to Scotland, but to a large portion of the English-speaking world; and it would be a matter of deep sorrow if so ancient and valuable a monument of na- tional life should, from any cause or reason whatever, be allowed to perish. " As it is not easy for those who live in intimate communion with an historic mon- 47 THE BRIG OF AYR AND ument always to realise its value, I wrote an ...article on it in one of the December magazines, and, in the hope of further in- fluencing the Town from without, I wrote also to several of the Editors of the London press, and to friends who might influence them, notably Mr Thackeray Turner, Hon- orary Secretary of the Society for the Pro- tection of Ancient Buildings. His Society cordially and at once took the matter up with me, and, communicating with the Town Council, their letter was published in the November report of the Council pro- ceedings.
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