The Maggie Law Maritime Museum Poetry Anthology Contents Title
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1. A Ramble through Kincardineshire to Gourdon – from John Kerr’s “Reminiscences of a Wanderer” – possibly the earliest cataloguing of Gourdon and its layout, houses, businesses etc.
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Poems about disasters – Lost at Sea 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13 14
“ ‘Twas a fearful night “Lines in Memory of the Crew” “The Gourdon Harbour Disaster” “The Scottish Maid” “The Loss of the Scottish Maid” “In Memoriam David Wylie” “The Sea Shall Yet Give Up Its Dead” “Lost at Sea” “In Loving Memory” “The Loss of the Morning Light” “The Storm” “In Sweet Remembrance” “Overdue”
R.D. W. Jarvis Dave Ramsay Unknown Unknown H.K. George Reid Unknown Mrs Hean Cecilia/Celia Craig Unknown Jeanie Leask Helen B. Cruickshank
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Dave Ramsay Alexander/Alex Craig Alex Craig James/Jim Stewart Alex Craig Alex Craig Alex Craig Alex Craig Alex Craig Alex Craig Francie? Smith/John Christie
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Poems of War 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.
“The Bella” “In Memory of my Brother Joseph” “Fraternal Memorandum” “Mearns Lassie” “The Fall of Belgium” “The Wreck of the Disperser” “Parting” “The Girl I Love” “Two Sailors” “Celia” “Malta Convoy”
In Praise of Gourdon and the Maggie Law 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31.
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“My Hame” “Gourdon” “Gourdon” “Gourdon by the Sea” “The Maggie Law” “The Home of the Maggie Law”
Jim Stewart Alex Craig Gourdon School/D.Ramsay Dave Ramsay/Parton Music Dave Ramsay Gourdon School/D.Ramsay
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