Ednam Parish Churchyard in Ednam, Scottish Borders

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Ednam, Scottish Borders TD5. 7QL Scotland

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‘Ednam Parish Church stands overlooking the river Eden, with the Cheviot Hills to the south. There has been a church here for over 900 years. In 1105 Thor Longus, a Norseman or Danish colonist, who helped King Edenham of Scotland gain his throne, had the first church built and dedicated it to St.Cuthbert.
The church sustained damage in the border skirmishes and had to be rebuilt in 1496. In 1759 a new church was built at Edenham Bridge, but this only lasted until 1803 when a new church was planned. This was constructed back on the site of the original and is the building you see today.'
Access is via a shared driveway off the main street.