DescriptionDrinking fountain in Langholm town centre - geograph.org.uk - 603822.jpg
English: Drinking fountain in Langholm town centre A pink granite drinking fountain set into a corner of the town hall building in High Street, with an inscribed granite stone above. Presented by the London Eskdale Society in 1896. The inscription on the stone above reads:
WILLIAM JULIUS MICKLE
POET
BORN AT LANGHOLM 29TH SEPTEMBER 1734
DIED AT FORREST HILL, NEAR OXFORD 1788.
TRANSLATOR OF "THE LUSIAD"
AUTHOR OF "CUMNOR HALL"
AND
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