A Gallery of Places

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Dunfermilne Abbey

Mary Shepherd lived in Dunning in Perthsire. Outside the town is a monument to Maggie Wall, burnt as a witch in 1657


The Cathedral in Bendigo - a fine example of gothic architecture

The Anna, the Edie's immigration ship from the UK, departed Liverpool 15 November 1854, arrived Sydney 21 February 1855

The Aldinga, in which the Edies crossed from Australia to New Zealand

An early view of the first homestead known as Springfield

Another view of the first homestead

The Railway Station at Edievale, no longer in existence

The second Springfield

An important local landmark in Central Otago, near Tuapeka Mouth

The Punt at Tuapeka Mouth, on the Clutha River, no longer in existence

The second Springfield in snow

and from a different angle


The first Edie house in Lawrence, belonged to John Edie, MP