Earl Haig is buried at Bemersyde (1928)

GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS) To license this film, visit Earl Haig’s funeral procession at Bemersyde leads to the ruins of beautiful Dryburgh Abbey, where the Haigs of 700 years are at rest Full Description: SLATE INFORMATION: And so — Farewell. The Laird of Bemersyde interred in the ruins of beautiful Dryburgh Abbey, where the Haigs of 700 years are at rest SCOTLAND: Dryburgh: Dryburgh Abbey: EXT Earl Haig’s funeral procession at Bemersyde leads to the ruins of beautiful Dryburgh Abbey, where the Haigs of 700 years are at rest the River Tweed, Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, Commander of the British Expeditionary Force in France and Belgium, World War I, WWI, First World War, war, Background: Earl Haig’s funeral procession at Bemersyde leads to the ruins of beautiful Dryburgh Abbey, where the Haigs of 700 years are at rest FILM ID: VLVA8PFR50KPAF3CXOPPT9W2D8QFU To license this film, visit