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English: James Grant, an Elgin solicitor, later to become Provost of Elgin, and co-owner with his brother of the Glen Grant distillery at Rothes, first envisaged the construction of a railway between Elgin and Lossiemouth in 1841.
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Source Elgin Past and Present, https://archive.org/details/elginpastpresent00mack/page/n8
Author Mackintosh, Herbert J.

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2007-04-03 10:33 1289×1462× (620587 bytes) Billreid Copyright expired. Taken from Elgin Past and Present, by Herbert B. Mackintosh, Elgin, 1914

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