Old Photograph Deanston Scotland

Old photograph of cottages, houses, people and clock in Deanston, Scotland. Deanston is located near Doune, in the district of Stirling, Scotland, on the south bank of the River Teith. It is a part of the parish of Kilmadock. Gas lighting was installed in 1913, the first such installation, outside of London in Great Britain. The name comes from Walter Drummond, Dean of Dunblane in 1500, originally called Deans Town.

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Old Photograph Greenloaning Scotland

Old photograph of Greenloaning, Scotland. This Scottish village is located one mile south of Braco and five miles north of Dunblane. The Romans built a number of forts nearly 2000 years ago, including Ardoch at nearby Braco, connected by a line of watchtowers and fortlets across the southern edge of Perthshire. This appears to be the first formal northern frontier of the Roman Empire and was constructed 40 years before Hadrian's Wall.

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Old Photographs Sauchiehall Street Glasgow Scotland

Old photograph of Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, Scotland.



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Old Photograph Horse Drawn Tram Scotland

Old photograph of a Horse Drawn Tram in Edinburgh, Scotland.

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Old Photograph Lochmaben Scotland

Old photograph of Lochmaben, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland. At some point in the 13th century the Bruces built a castle, probably a Keep, at Lochmaben, the remains of which now lie under a golf course. It is claimed that King Robert I of Scotland was born there, which is why the town adopted the motto " From us is born the liberator king " on its coat of arms. This claim cannot be ruled out, but his birthplace was more likely Turnberry Castle. Bruce certainly battled the English over this area during the Wars of Scottish Independence.



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