living in the house, "ALL WAS OTHERS ~ ALL WILL BE OTHERS". Council pre-fabs were put up in the Ashloaning at the end of the war followed by the "Crudens semis" and the "Orlits". During the 1950s, six more semi-detached houses were built in The Loaning and ten in Murray Place. All through the 1950s the public water supply was inadequate for the post-war village, but in 1963 a proper supply was finally piped in from Alemoor Loch above Roberton. The way was now open for more housing development. Like most villages, Denholm is expanding, and many new houses have been built in the past few years. Denholm Mill and Denholm Hall Farm have both been developed for housing, but the centre of the village around the Green is a conservation area. Denholm was the only village in the civil parish of Cavers and is situated in the north-east corner of the parish. See also List of places in the Scottish Borders List of places in Scotland Famous sons of Denholm Prof.Dr. William Lowrie Professor of Geophysics at the ETH Zurich (1974/2004). Fellow of the American Geophysical Union and member of the Academia Europaea. Author of the "Fundamentals of Geophysics" textbook. James Duncan (entomologist) Ainslie Henderson (b. 1979) Singer/songwriter John Leyden Orientalist James Murray (1837–1915), Philologist, primary editor of the Oxford English Dictionary from 1879 until his death Charles Oliver Murray (1842–1923), artist and printmaker, brother of Sir James Murray John Scott (botanist) (1836–1880) William Johnstone (artist) (1897–1981) Gallery References External links RCAHMS/Canmore record for Denholm, Westside Mill RCAHMS record for Denholm, Teviot Bridge SCRAN image of Former Corn Mill, Denholm Village website Four Denholm Scholars Border Bogie Challenge John Ramsay's The story of Denholm in my boyhood days (1900) Inauguration of the Leyden Monument, 19 October 1861 Eildon Villages in the Scottish Borders