Tomb of Sir Walter Scott, King James obelisk, headstone of Field Marshall Earl Haig and memorials in burial ground to the north of Dryburgh Abbey and excluding scheduled monument SM90103, Dryburgh
No. 204 of 219 in Eildon and Leaderfoot, No. 85 for history. History, in St Boswells.
A burial ground north of Dryburgh Abbey near St Boswells, holding the tomb of Sir Walter Scott, the headstone of Field Marshal Earl Haig, a King James obelisk and other memorials. It is a Category A listed building.Written by Claude from the facts on this page (describe-v1, 2026-11-01).
Facts
- Heritage
- Category A listedHistoric Environment Scotland, designations, checked 2026-11-01
- Best months
- Any time of yearoffyougo rules
Why it ranks here
Score 0.58 for any trip, from the same formula as every place.- Interests: History and heritage
- visit: no (weight 0.15)
- Detail in OpenStreetMap: no (weight 0.15)
- Has a website: no (weight 0.1)
- Heritage listing: 90% (weight 0.15)
- Wikipedia and Wikimedia pages: no (weight 0.25)
