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Introducing Dumfries
Despite having several important Burns-related museums, Dumfries has escaped mass tourism. Lovely, red-hued sandstone bridges connect the sprawling town, which is bisected by the wide River Nith, and there are pleasant grassed areas along the river bank.
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Historically, Dumfries held a strategic position in the path of vengeful English armies. Consequently, although it has existed since Roman times, the oldest standing building dates from the 17th century.
Last updated: Oct 1, 2008
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