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| 10484 |
 The Edington family of North Berwick flourished for several generations as grocers and spirit merchants, benefiting from the growth in popularity of North Berwick as a holiday resort. |
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| 10782 |
 Although presented to John MacIntyre personally, the size of this portrait suggests that the intention behind its making was public display. The dedication reads: Presented to John MacIntyre Esq. |
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| 1244 | ||
| 1323 |
 The Paisley pattern shawl was an essential and versatile fashion accessory for ladies in the early to mid Victorian period. |
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| 1324 |
Once the cotton arrived in Britain from the New World in it was then spun and woven to make textiles like this cotton nightcap. |
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| 1341 |
 The District Chief Ranger was the elected chairman of a group of Foresters Courts. The position generally rotated around the member courts (or lodges) in a district. |
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| 1344 |
 Although simply a Friendly Society, which provided sickness and pension benefits to its members, the Ancient Order of Foresters adapted Masonic regalia and rituals for its own purposes. |
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| 1350 |
 Although simply a Friendly Society, which provided sickness and pension benefits to its members, the Ancient Order of Foresters adapted Masonic regalia and rituals for its own purposes. |
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| 1794 |
 An example of early Victorian fashion, this dress would have been worn over a tight fitting corset and multiple layers of petticoats. |
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| 1825 |
 This long black lace shawl would have been worn throughout a period of mourning. It is associated with the Arndale family from North Berwick. |
