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The Netherbow
Port
incorporated into the sign for the theatre venue.
The Netherbow Port
Demolished in 1764
The
Netherbow is so called because of it's location near The
Old Netherbow Port.
It belongs to the Church of Scotland and houses a small
theatre, art gallery, the storytelling centre and courtyard restaurant.
The building is currently under re-construction, by Malcolm Fraser Achitects and a new tower has been built to house the original port bell dating from 1621 and a carving from the Netherbow Port.
During the festival this is a popular theatre venue.
The Netherbow before renovation
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The Scottish Storytelling Centre
website
