Auld Kirk Selkirk
Religious Place Selkirk Scotland

Auld Kirk Selkirk

Religious Place In Selkirk, Scotland

The Auld Kirk in Selkirk is a ruined 18th-century church built on the site where William Wallace was declared Guardian of Scotland in 1298.

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55.546343, -2.841414

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55.546316, -2.842224

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West Port car park is right next to the kirk.

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Auld Kirk Selkirk was listed in Religious Place // Scotland // Selkirk