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Wallace's TowerThe remains of Wallace's Tower, Roxburgh
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A considerably ruined tower-house, located in a field a short distance to the south of the village of Roxburgh in the Scottish Borders, Wallace's Tower was a property of the Kers of Cessford. Built on an L-plan in the 16th century, it comprised a main block and stair tower. Nothing stands above its lowest floor, the remains of a vaulted basement.
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