Kerse House, Grangemouth

Maker
Reliable Series
Production date
Early 20th Century
 Description
View of a large house on three floors in Jacobean style with balustrade along the front - 19th century home of the Dundas family
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Maker
Production date
Early 20th Century
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Subject place
Kerse House/Earl's Rd/Grangemouth/Grangemouth area
Subject notes
The mansion was erected in 1642 for Lord Kerse, who was Lord Justice General. For 200 years it was the home of the Dundas family who played an influential role in the development of Grangemouth. They enlarged the house in 1830-31. The house was demolished in the early 20th century and its stone used in 1937 to build St Mary's Episcopal Church, Grangemouth.
Accession number
P00663

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