Harbour, Kircudbright

Maker
John Peat Munn
Production date
Jul 1946
Description
Text on negative envelope reads 'Kirkcudbright. The Harbour & Shore Houses Kirkcudbright'. View of the harbour with clinker-built open fishing boats. One is drawn up on the jetty with two boys leaning on the gunwale. Another, the 'Margarete' has a short mast. A fisherman with skipped hat is working on a lobster cage.
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Production date
Jul 1946
Subject notes
In the background are whitewashed rubblestone buildings. Yachts are moored offshore. Kirkcudbright is a former county town, established as a Royal Burgh in 1455. Its harbour, on the mouth of the River Dee, has always been important for fishing. The town has become an artists' colony, owing much to E J Hornell, a local man.
Accession number
P38751

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