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Honeybrae, South Stocket Road, Aberdeen (where Lord Byron lived as a boy)
Honeybrae, South Stocket Road, Aberdeen
Honeybrae, South Stocket Road, Aberdeen (where Lord Byron lived as a boy)
Honeybrae, South Stocket Road, Aberdeen (where Lord Byron lived as a boy)

Honeybrae, South Stocket Road, Aberdeen

Associated (London, England, 1788 - 1824)
Object NamePhotograph
Mediumpaper
ClassificationsPhotography
AcquisitionPresented by the executors of the late J. Bentley Philip.
LocationView by Appointment - Aberdeen Treasure Hub
Object numberABDAG000348.1
About MeHoneybrae, South Stocket Road, Aberdeen. Ten year old Lord Byron stayed here for a summer in 1798, while he was a pupil at Aberdeen Grammar School. At that time, it was probably a fairly new house, standing in its own grounds in a rural situation. He stayed there with his mother and their maid Isabella Mitchell, before going to visit his old nurse, Agnes Gray. His room was on the first floor.