DescriptionTibbie Shiels Inn - geograph.org.uk - 76176.jpg
English: Tibbie Shiels Inn. The Inn takes its name from Isabella (Tibbie) Shiel who moved with her husband Robert Richardson, a mole catcher, in 1823 into what was then known as St. Mary's cottage on the estate of Lord Napier.
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