Old Photographs Melrose Scottish Borders Scotland

Old photograph of Melrose, Scottish Borders, Scotland.

Old photograph of Melrose, Scottish Borders, Scotland.

Old photograph of Melrose, Scottish Borders, Scotland.

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Old Photograph Dock Street Dundee Scotland

Old photograph of Dock Street, Dundee, Scotland. Dundee was second only to Edinburgh in terms of commercial prosperity. Most early trade was by sea and Dundee was ideally located on shipping routes to and from the Baltic and North European ports due to being closer than Edinburgh by two days sailing.



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Old Photograph Ladies From Govan Glasgow Scotland

Old photograph of ladies from Govan, Glasgow, Scotland.

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Old Photographs Govan Glasgow Scotland

Old photograph of Govan, Glasgow, Scotland.



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Old Photograph Buchanan Street Glasgow Scotland

Old photograph of cars, shops, houses and people on Buchanan Street in Glasgow, Scotland. The first part of Buchanan Street from Argyle Street to Gordon Street was opened in 1780 and the remaining section in 1804. Initially, the street was occupied by a mixture of merchants’ villas, small holdings and some workshops but as the century progressed some very handsome buildings were erected, the first of significance being St George’s Church, now known as St. George’s Tron Church, designed by William Stark and completed in 1808. Further fine buildings were added, including the Glasgow Stock Exchange in 1875, designed by John Burnet. The street acquired a reputation for elegance and shopping which continues to this day.



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