What is recorded here
This is a replica of the original Tibbies Brig, which was built in 1793 and restored in 1995 by voluntary labour and can be seen on the 'Twa Brigs Walk. Tibbies Brig (Garpel Bridge) was named after a Muirkirk worthy, Tibbie Pagan (1741-1820) ...
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