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The Town of Ayr
The two bridges in the old town from the poem by the Scottish bard Robert Burns - The Twa Brigs. The old bridge (now a footbridge) was built from 1470 to 1525 but it's thought that there might have been a bridge here as early as the time of Alexander II (1214-49). The present Auld Brig has been rebuilt and repaired many times, most notably in 1588. 
Wellington Square, in the heart of Ayr. 
The County Buildings, next to the Low Green. 
The Sheriff Court in Wellington Square. |
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