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St Mary's Church, Dalkeith Park The church, built as a private chapel for the Duke of Buccleuch in 1845, made headlines in May 1913 when a bomb was discovered, presumed to have been planted by local militant suffragettes. A similar bomb exploded days later at Edinburgh's Blackford Hill Observatory. No arrests were made.
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| Author | kim traynor |
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