Old photograph of the River South Esk at Brechin, Scotland. Trade here arose principally from weaving, and there were at one time two mills for spinning flax, in which about 300 people were employed. King David I founded a bishopric here in 1150, and a portion of the old cathedral is now the parish church.
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