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George Douglas of Parkhead
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George Douglas of Parkhead,, was a Scottish landowner, mining entrepreneur, Provost of Edinburgh, and Keeper of Edinburgh Castle.
George Douglas of Parkhead was said to have been killed by a landslide at his mine by Shortcleuch water while searching for gold
George Douglas of Parkhead was said to have been killed by a landslide at his mine by Shortcleuch water while searching for gold
George Douglas supervised the building of the half-moon battery at Edinburgh Castle
George Douglas supervised the building of the half-moon battery at Edinburgh Castle
George Douglas of Parkhead stored oats at Foulden tithe barn
George Douglas of Parkhead stored oats at Foulden tithe barn
Scottish royal tapestry collection
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The Scottish royal tapestry collection was a group of tapestry hangings assembled to decorate the palaces of sixteenth-century kings and queens of Scotland. None appear to have survived.
Scene from The Hunt of the Unicorn. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Scene from The Hunt of the Unicorn. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Henry VIII seated beneath a tapestry cloth of state
Henry VIII seated beneath a tapestry cloth of state
Recreation of the Unicorn Tapestries for Stirling Castle
Recreation of the Unicorn Tapestries for Stirling Castle
The gatehouse at Holyrood Palace was converted into tapestry workshop in 1537
The gatehouse at Holyrood Palace was converted into tapestry workshop in 1537