DescriptionEyemouth memorial to the fishing disaster of 1881.jpg
English: Eyemouth memorial to the fishing disaster of 1881 A striking memorial in the old burial ground (now a garden) between High Street and Albert Road, to the 189 fishermen who lost their lives on 14th October 1881 at sea in a great storm. 129 men were from Eyemouth and it remains Scotland's worst ever fishing disaster. The inscription on the monument reads:-
ERECTED
BY PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION
TO
THE MEMORY OF
189 EAST COAST FISHERMEN
OF WHICH
129 BELONGED TO EYEMOUTH
WHO PERISHED AT SEA
ON 14TH OCTOBER 1881
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