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Provost Skene House
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Provost Skene House

Provost Skene House is an historic building located in Aberdeen, Scotland. It was built in 1545, making it one of the oldest buildings in the city. The building is named after the Provost of Aberdeen, David Skene, who originally owned the building. It has gone through many renovations and changes throughout its history, but has maintained its original charm. The building has a distinctive tower and is made of sandstone and granite.

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File size 23.15 MB
Dimensions 7952×5361px
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Licence Royalty Free You can use this asset for marketing and advertising campaigns promoting Scotland as a tourism destination without paying royalties or license fees. It can be used for creating promotional materials, advertisements, and digital campaigns to highlight Scotland's experiences to encourage people to Live, work, study, or visit. However, it can't be used for any other purpose that doesn't promote Scotland.
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Uploaded at: 30 September 2021 05:56 AM
Usage Tourism businesses and travel media can publish this content in a variety of formats including *digital *print *online *newspapers *magazines *blogs *websites *social media *presentations *brochures *leaflets. Regardless of the format this content should always promote Scotland’s tourism in a positive way. Read our terms of use for exclusions.

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