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Arbroath and its environs
SHEET 46 15. No. 2.3.4.&5.
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Arbroath & Forfar Railway -- 8
Arbroath Junction Ry. [Railway] Station -- 16
Alma Works -- 19
Applegate -- 22
Allan Street -- 25
Abbey Path -- 26
Academy Street -- 28
Academy Lane -- 28
Applegate Works -- 32
Academy -- 45
Abbey Cottage -- 50
Bank Mill -- 12
Brothock Foundry -- 12
Bridge Street -- 19
Baker's Wynd -- 25
Burnside Place -- 25
Brothock Street -- 26
Barber's Croft -- 27
Brothock Water -- 29
Burnside Works -- 33
Brothock Bank -- 34
Brothock Mill -- 34
Blue Bell Inn -- 44
Boulzie Hill -- 52
Catherine Street -- 15
Church Street -- 21
Comely Bank -- 27
Croals Wynd -- 32
Congregational Chapel -- 32
Church -- 39
Commercial Bank -- 40
Dishlandtown Street -- 15
Dundee & Arbroath Railway -- 17
Elgin Place -- 44
East Abbey Street -- 26
Eleemosynary Lands -- 21
Green Street -- 5
Goods Station ( D. & A. Ry. Compy.) [Dundee & Arbroath Railway Company] -- 7
Garden Street -- 14
Gowan Street -- 15
Goods Station ( S.N.E. Ry. Compy.) [Scottish North Eastern Railway Company] -- 16
Gravesend -- 21
Guild Hall -- 42
Gas Works -- 50
Helen Street -- 8
Hume Street Foundry -- 11
Hume Street Mill -- 11
Hume Street -- 11
High Street -- 21
Hays Lane -- 27
Hill Place -- 46
Hill Terrace -- 46
Hill Street -- 46
Hill House -- 47
John Street Works -- 9
Jamieson Street -- 14
Jail -- 41
Keptie. T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 3
Keptie Street -- 13
Keptie House -- 13
Kirk Wynd -- 39
Lochville -- 3
Loch-head -- 3
Lochlands House -- 6
Lochlands Street -- 6
Lindsay Street Mill -- 8
Lindsay Street -- 11
Lordburn -- 21
Lordburn Tan Works -- 21
Model Lodging House (For Females) -- 7
Maule Street -- 21
Maule Bank -- 22
Manse -- 26
Millgate -- 29
Market Place Inn -- 34
Market Place -- 42
Market Buildings -- 43
Manse (Free Church) -- 52
Nursery Mills --10
New Almerieclose House -- 17
Orchard Mill -- 10
Old Scotch Independents Ch. [Church] -- 21
Pool Mill -- 9
Panmure Street -- 20
Park Street -- 20
Park House -- 22
Park Street -- 31
Park Street School -- 31
Park Mill -- 33
Provosts Close -- 33 |
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INDEX [Continued)
Name of Objects -- Page
Post Office -- 41
Police Office -- 41
Ponderlaw Street -- 49
Ponderlaw Lane -- 49
Ponder Law -- 51
Robert Street -- 8
Railway Tavern P.H. [Public House] -- 16
Royal Hotel -- 40
Rosebank Cottage -- 49
St. Mary's Street -- 6
Spink Street -- 8
Spink Street Mill -- 8
Spring Garden Factory -- 10
Site of Abbey Wall -- 23
School Wynd -- 26
St. Pauls Church ( U.P.) [United Presbyterian] -- 31
Site of Darn Gate -- 35
Site of Tower -- 36
Star Inn -- 40
Site of Market Cross -- 43
Stone Coffins or Kistvaens (Found Here) -- 51
Springfield -- 52
St. Mary's Church (Episcopal) -- 52
Town House -- 42
Union Street Mill -- 11
United Original Secession Church -- 11
West Keptie Street -- 13
West Port Brewery -- 15
West Abbey Street -- 26
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel -- 28
White Hart Hotel -- 39
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LOCHVILLE |
Lochville
Lochville |
Mr. A. Anderson
Mr. Lyall |
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[Situation] Near the NW [North West] end of the town
An Isolated House Situated at the west extremity of the Town of Arbroath & on the North Side of the Forfar Road.
Proprietor & occupier Mr. A. Anderson |
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LOCH-HEAD |
Loch Head
Loch Head
Loch-head |
Mr. A. Anderson
Mr. Lyall
Mr. Kidd, Arbroath Factor for the property |
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[Situation] Near the NW [North West] end of the town
A House situated about one Mile West of the Town of Arbroath & Immediately adjoining the South Side of Arbirlot Road: Proprietor Mr Roustan occupier Mr. Lyall. |
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KEPTIE T.P. [Turn Pike] |
Keptie Toll
Keptie Toll
Toll House |
Mr. W. Finlay, Road Surveyor
Mr. A. Anderson Writer
Jarron's Plan of Arbroath 1842 |
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[Situation] Near the NW [North West] end of the town.
A Toll House situated at the Junction of Arbirlot & Forfar Roads & about one mile West of Arbroath. |
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Town of Arbroath -- Sheet 46-15-2 Traces 3.4 |
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Town of Arbroath
[Entries for Forfar Road and Arbirlot Road both crossed out with note]
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GREEN STREET [Arbroath] |
Green Street
Green Street |
Jarron's Map of Arbroath
Written on Street Corner |
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[Situation] In the NW [North West] end of the town
A small street extending north & south from Lochlands Street to Keptie Street. |
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Town of Arbroath -- Sheet 46-15 No. 3 Trace 1 |
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LOCHLANDS HOUSE |
Lochlands House
Lochlands House |
Mr. John Wright. Ward Mill Bleachfield
Mr. Charles Smith, Arbroath Station |
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[Situation] West side of Lochlands Street
A fine house situated on the West side of Lochlands Street. It is the Property of and Tenanted by Mr. Cargill, Shipowner. |
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St. MARY'S STREET |
St. Mary's Street |
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LOCHLANDS STREET |
Lochlands Street |
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Town of Arbroath -- Sheet 46-15 No 3 Trace 1 |
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GOODS STATION (Dundee & Arbroath Railway Co.) [Helen St, Arbroath] |
Dundee & Arbroath Railway Goods Station
Dundee & Arbroath Railway Goods Station |
Mr. W. C Norrie Manager
Mr. James Allan Arbroath Station |
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[Situation] East side of Helen Street
A fine commodious Goods Shed situated a short distance from the station, the whole of the goods traffic of the Dundee & Arbroath Railway is carried on here. |
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MODEL LODGING HOUSE [Arbroath] |
Model Lodging House for Femals
Model Lodging House for Femals |
Robert Milne Esqr. Willowby Ho. [House]
Sign Board |
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[Situation] On the west side of Helen Street.
A large house in Helen Street for the accommodation of female lodgers. |
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Town of Arbroath -- Sheet 46-11 No 3 Trace 2
Goods Station [note]
Note. The name of the railway to be written so as to apply up to
the station and, simply, Goods Station, to be written to the Station.
and the name of the Railway Company may be written underneath
the above designation to distinguish the one goods station from the other |
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SPINK STREET [Arbroath] |
Spink Street
Spink Street |
Jarron's Map of Arbroath
Written on Street Corner |
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[Situation] Extends from St. Marys Street to the junction of Hume Street and Orchard Street.
A straight Street extending east & west from St. Marys Street, to the junction of Hume Street & Orchard Street |
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SPINK STREET MILL (Flax & Jute Spinning) |
Spink Street Mill (Spinning)
Spink Street Mill (Spinning) |
Mr. John Wright, Ward Mill Bleachfield
Mr. Alexander Webster, Lindsay Street |
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[Situation] On the east side of Robert Street.
A large Spinning mill situated at the Junction of Spink Street & Robert Street it is the Property of Mr. Mann, For Flax and Jute Spinning. |
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HELEN STREET |
Helen Street |
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ROBERT STREET |
Robert Street |
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ARBROATH & FORFAR RAILWAY |
Arbroath & Forfar Railway |
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Town of Arbroath -- Sheet 46-15 No 3. Trace 2 |
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POOL MILL (Flax Spinning) |
Pool Mill (Spinning)
Pool Mill (Spinning) |
Mr. Charles Smart, Union Street Mill
Mr. Peter Dewers Nursery Mills |
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[Situation] On the west side of Brothock Water
A small Spinning Mill Situated at the Junction of Orchard Street & Hume Street it is under Trustees. For flax spinning |
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LINDSAY STREET MILL (Flax & Jute Spinning) |
Lindsay Street Mill (Spinning)
Lindsay Street Mill (Spinning) |
Mr. Charles Smart
Mr. Peter Dewers |
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[Situation] On the south side of Hume Street
A large spinning Mill situated at the corner of Lindsay Street it is the Property of Mr. Muir.
Flax & Jute yarns are spun here |
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JOHN STREET WORKS (Flax &c, Spinning & Weaving) |
John Street Works (Spinning, Canvas)
John Street Works (Spinning, Canvas) |
Mr. Charles Smart
Mr. Peter Dewers |
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[Situation] On the west side of Brothock Water.
A large Spinning and weaving Factory situated in the middle of Orchard Street it is the Property of Mr. Lowson. For Flax, & Tow Spinning and Sacking weaving |
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ORCHARD MILL (Flax Spinning) |
Orchard Mill (Spinning)
Orchard Mill (Spinning) |
Mr. Charles Smart
Mr. Peter Dewers |
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[Situation] On the west side of Orchard Street.
A small Spinning mill situated on the West of Orchard Street it is at present under Trustees. Flax & Tow yarns are spun here. |
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NURSERY MILLS (Flax Spinning) |
Nursery Mills (Spinning)
Nursery Mills (Spinning) |
Mr. Charles Smart
Mr. Peter Dewers |
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[Situation] On the west side of Brothock Water.
This name applies to two Spinning Mills in Orchard Street. They are the property of David Corsar & Son. Flax yarn is spun here. |
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SPRING GARDEN FACTORY (Sail Canvas) |
Spring Garden Factory (Canvas)
Spring Garden Factory (Canvas) |
Mr. Charles Smart
Mr. Peter Dewers |
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[Situation] On the west side of Lindsay Street
A large weaving Factory situated in Lindsay Street. It is the Property of David Corsar & Son. Sail Cloth is manufactured here |
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Town of Arbroath -- Sheet 46-15 No 3 Trace 3
Orchard Mill [note]
Tow being the refuse of flax therefore
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LINDSAY STREET [Arbroath] |
Lindsay Street
Lindsay Street |
Jarrons Map of Arbroath
Written on Street Corner |
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[Situation] Extends from Hume Street to Panmure Street
A narrow street extending North & South from Hume Street to Panmure Street |
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HUME STREET FOUNDRY |
Hume Street Foundry
Hume Street Foundry |
Mr. Thomas Goodfellow
Mr. Alexander Webster |
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[Situation] On the south side of Hume Street.
A small Foundry situated at the corner of Lindsay Street. It is the Property of Mr. William Mill There are only a few hands employed in the work 7 or 8 at most. The work is small machinery, chiefly jobbing work |
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HUME STREET MILL |
Hume Street Mill (Flax Spinning) |
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UNION STREET MILL (Flax Spinning) |
Union Street Mill (Flax Spinning) |
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HUME STREET |
Hume Street |
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UNITED ORIGINAL SECESSION CHURCH (Seats for 450) |
United Original Secession Church |
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BANK MILL (Flax Spinning) |
Bank Mill (Spinning)
Bank Mill (Spinning) |
Mr. Charles Smart
Mr. Peter Dewers |
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[Situation] On the west side of Lindsay Street
A small Flax Spinning Mill situated at the north of Brothock Foundry. It is at Present under Trustees. |
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BROTHOCK FOUNDRY (Machinery) |
Brothock Foundry
Brothock Foundry |
Mr. Charles Smart
Mr. Peter Dewers |
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[Situation] On the west side of Lindsay Street.
A Foundry situated at the South of Lindsay Street It is the Property of Mr. Stretton
The work done here is chiefly small machinery and jobbing work in iron castings. There is also Coke prepared here for different works |
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KEPTIE STREET [Arbroath] |
Keptie Street
Keptie Street |
Jarron's Map of Arbroath
Written on Street Corner |
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[Situation] In the western portion of the town.
A fine broad street extending north & south from the houses a short distance westward of Lochlands Road and West Keptie Street to West Port and Bridge Street. |
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WEST KEPTIE STREET [Arbroath] |
West Keptie Street
West Keptie Street |
Jarrons Map of Arbroath
Written on Street Corner |
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[Situation] In the western portion of the town.
A narrow street extending north & south from Keptie Street to a short distance past Keptie House as far as Jamieson Street |
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KEPTIE HOUSE |
Keptie House |
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GARDEN STREET [Arbroath] |
Garden Street
Garden Street |
Jarrons Map of Arbroath
Written on Street Corner. |
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[Situation] In the western portion of the town
A short street extending from Keptie Street to Jamieson Street. |
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JAMIESON STREET [Arbroath] |
Jamieson Street
Jamieson Street |
Jarrons Map of Arbroath
Written on Street Corner |
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[Situation] In the western portion of the town.
A short street extending north & south from Garden Street to West Keptie Street |
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CATHERINE STREET [Arbroath] |
Catherine Street
Catherine Street |
Written on Street Corner
Mr. John Wright |
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[Situation] Extends from Keptie Street to Orchard Street
A short street extending east & west from Keptie Street to Orchard Street |
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GOWAN STREET [Arbroath] |
Gowan Street
Gowan Street |
Jarrons Map of Arbroath
Written on Street Corner |
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[Situation] In the western portion of the town
A narrow street extending from Keptie Street South to a short distance below Jocks Lodge. |
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WEST PORT BREWERY |
West Port Brewery
West Port Brewery |
Mr. James Welsh
Mr. John Wright |
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[Situation] On the west side of Helen Street
A small Brewery situated near the South end of Helen Street it is Tenanted by and is the Property of Mr. James Welsh. |
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DISHLANDTOWN STREET |
Dishlandtown Street |
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ARBROATH JUNCTION RAILWAY STATION |
Arbroath Junction Railway Station
Arbroath Junction Railway Station
Arbroath Junction Railway Station |
Mr. James Allan, Station Master
Mr. Charles Smith
Mr. W.C. Norrie |
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[Situation] In the western portion of the town.
A fine building at the Junction of the Scottish North Eastern, and Dundee & Arbroath Railways. |
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GOODS STATION (S.N.E. [Scottish North Eastern] Railway Co.) [Catherine St, Arbroath] |
Scottish North Eastern Railway Goods Station
Scottish North Eastern Railway Goods Station |
Mr. Charles Duff, Manager
Mr. James Allan |
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[Situation] On the west side of Catherine Street.
This station was formerly the Arbroath & Forfar passenger Station, but since this alteration in the line it has been used as the Goods Office being purchased by the Scottish North Eastern Railway Company. |
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RAILWAY TAVERN [Arbroath] |
Railway Tavern (P.H.) [Public House]
Railway Tavern (P.H.) [Public House] |
George Dick, occupant
Sign board |
046 |
[Situation] On the South Side of Keptie Street.
A small public house on the south side of Keptie Street |
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Town of Arbroath -- Sheet 46-15 No 3 Trace 5
Goods Station [note]
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DUNDEE AND ARBROATH RAILWAY |
Dundee & Arbroath Railway
Dundee & Arbroath Railway |
Mr. James Allan, Station Master
Mr. Charles Smith |
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[Situation] In the western portion of the town
A short Line of Railway extending along the Coast from Arbroath to Dundee there is a considerable amount of Traffic on this line. |
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NEW ALMERIECLOSE HOUSE |
New Almerieclose House
New Almerieclose House |
Dr. [Doctor] Anatt Almerieclose House
C.W. Corsar, New Almerieclose Ho. [House] |
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[Situation] On the northern side of Bridge Street
A large house at the north end of Bridge Street. |
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BRIDGE STREET [Arbroath] |
Bridge Street
Bridge Street |
Written on Street Corner
Jarrons Map of Arbroath |
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[Situation] Leads from Keptie Street to Panmure Street.
A short street extending east & west from Keptie Street to Panmure Street. |
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ALMA WORKS (Sail Canvas) |
Alma Works (canvas)
Alma Works (canvas) |
Mr. John Wright.
Mr. Peter Dewers |
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[Situation] On the southern side of Bridge Street.
A large weaving factory situated south of Bridge Street. It is the Property of Mr. Webster. Sail canvas is manufactured here. |
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PANMURE STREET [Arbroath] |
Panmure Street
Panmure Street |
Written on Street Corner
Jarrons Map of Arbroath |
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[Situation] Extending from Bridge Street to Lordburn
A street extending east & west from Bridge Street to Lordburn. |
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PARK STREET [Arbroath] |
Park Street
Park Street |
Written on Street Corner
Mr. John Wright |
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[Situation] Extends from Panmure Street to Gravesend
A narrow street extending north & south from the junction of Panmure and Lindsay Street to Gravesend |
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LORDBURN |
Lordburn
Lordburn
Lordburn
Lord Burn |
Street Nameplates
Mr. David Miller, Writer
Mr. G. M. Towns Hill House
Jarron's Plan of Arbroath |
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[Situation] Extends from High Street to Maule Street Panmure Street, & Gravesend
A Street leading from the Junction of Maule Street, Panmure Street & Gravesend in a N.E. [North East] direction to the High Street |
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LORDBURN TAN WORKS |
Lordburn Tan Works
Lordburn Tan Works
Lordburn Tan Works |
On Lamp over the Entrance
Mr. David Miller
Mr. G.M. Towns |
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[Situation] On the South Side of Lordburn
Extensive Tan Works Situated at the South Side of Lordburn, and the East Side of Gravesend; they are at present unoccupied, and in the hands of the Trustees of the Sequestrated Estate of Messrs. G. Brown & Sons |
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GRAVESEND |
Gravesend
Gravesend
Gravesend |
Street name plates
Mr. David Miller
Mr. G.M. Towns |
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[Situation] Extends from Maule Street to Market Place
This is the Continuation, Southwards, of Maule Street; from the Lordburn to the Market Place. |
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ELEEMOSYNARY LANDS |
Eleemosynary Lands |
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MAULE STREET |
Maule Street |
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CHURCH STREET |
Church Street |
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HIGH STREET |
High Street |
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OLD SCOTCH INDEPENDENTS CHURCH Seats for 300 |
Old Scotch Independents Church |
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MAULE BANK |
Maule Bank
Maule Bank
Maule Bank |
Mr. William Gibson Maule Bank
Mr. David Miller Writer
Mr. G.M. Towns Hill House |
046 |
[Situation] On the east side of Maule Street.
A neat dwellinghouse with offices Garden & Ornl. [Ornamental] grounds attached Situated at the East Side of Maule Street, and the Residence of Mr. William Gibson. |
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PARK HOUSE |
Park House
Park House |
Mr. David Miller
Mr. G.M. Towns |
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[Situation] On the west side of Gravesend
A neat dwellinghouse situated at the West side of Gravesend and North from St. Paul's U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church; the Residence of the Misses Bremner. It is at present used as a Private Academy (or Seminary) for Females |
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APPLEGATE |
Applegate
Applegate
Applegate |
Street Nameplates
Mr. David Miller
Mr. G.M. Towns |
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[Situation] Extends from Gravesend to High Street
A Street leading from Gravesend Eastwards to the High Street |
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SITE OF ABBEY WALL |
Site of Abbey Wall
Site of Abbey Wall |
Mr. David Miller, Writer
Mr. A. Brown East Abbey Street |
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[Situation] Extends around the premises formerly belonging to the Abbey
The course of the Abbey Wall, as shown on Trace by a green dotted line, was pointed out by Mr. David Miller, Writer, as the site of the wall which inclosed the Abbey grounds or precincts. It has all been removed with the exception of a small portion, about 40 feet, extending Northwards from the site of the Darn Gate. There were on this Wall two Towers, one at the N. [North] West angle now called Tower Nook but formerly called Regality Tower, the other at the Southwest angle at the present parish Church. |
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Remains of ABBEY WALL |
Remains of Abbey Wall |
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The course of the Abbey Wall, as shown on Trace by a green dotted line, was pointed out by Mr. David Miller, Writer, as the site of the wall which inclosed the Abbey grounds or precincts. It has all been removed with the exception of a small portion, about 40 feet, extending Northwards from the site of the Darn Gate. There were on this Wall two Towers, one at the N. [North] West angle now called Tower Nook but formerly called Regality Tower, the other at the Southwest angle at the present parish Church. |
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ALLAN STREET [Arbroath] |
Allan Street |
Street Name Plates
Mr. David Miller Writer
Mr. G.M. Towns Hill House |
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[Situation] Extends from High Street to West Abbey Street.
A Short Street, the Continuation of Applegate Eastwards, from the High Street to West Abbey Street |
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BAKER'S WYND [Arbroath] |
Baker's Wynd
Baker's Wynd
Baker's Wynd
Bakers Wd. [Wynd] |
Street Nameplates
Mr. David Miller
Mr. G.M. Towns
Jarron's Plan of Arbroath |
046 |
[Situation] Extends from West Abbey St. to East Abbey Street
A Short Street - the Continuation of Allan Street eastwards, from West Abbey Street to East Abbey Street |
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BURNSIDE PLACE [Arbroath] |
Burnside Place |
Name Stone in Front Wall
Mr. D. Miller
Mr. Wilson Burnside Place |
046 |
[Situation] On the north side of Baker's Wynd
A Row of five dwellinghouses - one a Public House - Situated on the North Side of Baker's Wynd |
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MANSE [parish, Arbroath] |
Manse (Ph. [Parish])
Manse (Ph. [Parish]) |
Mr. David Miller
Mr. G.M. Towns |
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[Situation] On the west side of West Abbey Street
A Commodious dwellinghouse with Coachhouse & ornamental ground attached Situated on the West Side of West Abbey Street and the Residence of the Revd. [Reverend] W.F. Irvine the Parochial Minister of Arbroath |
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SCHOOL WYND [Arbroath] |
School Wynd
School Wynd
School Wynd |
Name Plate on Corner
Mr. D. Miller
Mr. W. Smart |
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[Situation] On the east side of High Street.
A Short narrow lane or Wynd opening from the East Side of the High Street and extending to Kirk Wynd |
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ABBEY PATH |
Abbey Path |
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WEST ABBEY STREET |
West Abbey Street |
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EAST ABBEY STREET |
East Abbey Street |
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BROTHOCK STREET |
Brothock Street |
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HAYS LANE |
Hays lane |
Street name Plate
Mr. David Miller Writer
Mr. G.M. Towns Hill House |
046 |
[Situation] Extends from Ponderlaw St. to Brothock St.
A Short Street leaving from Ponderlaw Street Northwards to Brothock Street |
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BARBER'S CROFT |
Barber's Croft |
Street Name Plate
Mr. David Miller
Mr. G.M. Towns |
046 |
[Situation] Extends from Hays Lane to Ponderlaw St.
A Short Street leaving from Ponderlaw Street Northwards to Hays Lane |
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COMELY BANK |
Comely Bank |
Mr. J. Anderson Writer
Mr. G.M. Towns |
046 |
[Situation] On the north side of Ponderlaw Street.
A neat dwellinghouse with garden attached Situated on the North Side of Ponderlaw Street, and the Residence of Mr. J. Anderson, Writer |
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ACADEMY STREET [Arbroath] |
Academy Street Academy Street |
Street Nameplates
Mr. David Miller Writer |
046 |
[Situation] Extends from north end of Hill Place to the West end of Ponderlaw Street.
A Street leading from the North End of Hill Place - near the Old Church Eastwards to the South End of East Abbey St. its Continuation there is called Ponderlaw St. |
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WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL [Arbroath] |
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel |
Revd. [Reverend] James Faulkner
Mr. G.M. Towns |
046 |
[Situation] On the south side of Ponderlaw Street
A Small Octagonal Building on the South Side of Ponderlaw Street used by the Wesleyan Methodists as a place of Worship. It is seated for 250 and the Minister is the Revd. [Reverend] James Faulkner |
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ACADEMY LANE [Arbroath] |
Academy Lane Academy Lane
Academy Lane |
Mr. D. Brown East Abbey Street
Mr. G.M. Towns
Mr. David Miller |
046 |
[Situation] Branching south from the east end of Academy Street.
A narrow Lane extending from the top of Academy Street Southwards along the East Side of the Academy. |
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MILLGATE |
Millgate
Millgate
Millgate |
Street Nameplates
Mr. J. Muir, Brothock Mill
Mr. David Miller, Writer |
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[Situation] Extends westward from Brothock Water to Millgate Loan West Port and West Grimsby
A street extending from the Junction of Millgate Loan, West Port and West Grimsby, eastwards to Brothock Mill; Its continuation thence to Brothock Bridge has no name. |
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BROTHOCK WATER |
Brothock Water |
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PARK STREET [Arbroath] |
Park Street
Park Street
Park Street |
Street Nameplates
Revd. [Reverend] William Allen Hill Street
Mr. G.M. Towns Hill House |
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[Situation] Extends from Panmure Street to Gravesend
A Street leading from Panmure Street Southwards to Park Street School & thence Eastwards to Gravesend at St. Paul's Church |
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PARK STREET SCHOOL |
Park Street School
Park Street School |
Revd. [Reverend] William Allen
Mr. G.M. Towns |
046 |
[Situation] On the west side of Park Street.
A Small Schoolhouse Situated on the West side of Park Street It is a Private School and not connected with any Religious denomination. |
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ST PAUL'S CHURCH (U.P. [United Presbyterian]) |
St. Paul's Church (United Presbyterian)
St. Paul's Church (United Presbyterian) |
Revd. [Reverend] William Allen Hill Street
Mr. David Miller |
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[Situation] On the west side of Gravesend
A neat plain Building at the Junction of Park Street with Gravesend. It belongs to the United Presbyterians, and is seated for 900 persons. The Minister is the Revd. [Reverend] William Allen, who states that it is named St. Paul's Church in the Tithe Deeds. |
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CROAL'S WYND |
Croal's Wynd
Croal's Wynd |
Name Plate at Corner
Mr. David Miller |
046 |
[Situation] Branching South from Applegate
A Small narrow Lane or Wynd opening Southwards from the Applegate at the East Side of Applegate Works |
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CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL [Arbroath] |
Congregational Chapel
Congregational Chapel |
Revd. [Reverend] John Gillies
Mr. David Walker St. Mary's Street |
046 |
[Situation] On the east side of Gravesend
A Small plain Building on the East side of Gravesend. It is seated for 500; the Minister is the Revd. [Reverend] John Gillies |
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APPLEGATE WORKS (Sail Canvas) |
Applegate Works
Applegate Works |
Mr. David Miller
Mr. G.M. Towns |
046 |
[Situation] On the south side of Applegate.
Extensive Works Consisting of Warehouses, Engine & Boiler Rooms, and a Weaving house, Employed Chiefly in the Weaving of Sailcloth by power looms; The property of Messrs. Corsar Brothers |
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PARK MILL (Flax, Hemp &c, Spinning) |
Park Mill
Park Mill
Park Mill |
Mr. J. Ogilvie
Mr. David Kinnear Burnside Works
Mr. D. Miller Writer |
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[Situation] On the south side of Park Street.
A Small Spinning Mill with Engine House, Warehouses &c. attached Immediately West from Burnside Works and the property of John Ogilvie & Son
Flax Hemp and Tow yarns are spun here |
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BURNSIDE WORKS (,Flax & Hemp, Spinning & Weaving) |
Burnside Works
Burnside Works
Burnside Works |
Mr. David Kinnear Manager
Mr. A. Gordon
Mr. G.M. Towns |
046 |
[Situation] On the west side of Gravesend.
An Extensive group of Buildings Employed in Spinning & Weaving Flax & Hemp; having the usual Warehouses &c. attached Situated on the West Side of Gravesend and the property of Messrs. A. & G. Gordon The Manager is Mr. Kinnear. |
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PROVOST'S CLOSE [Arbroath] |
Provost's Close
Provost's Close |
Mr. J. Cameron High Street
Mr. William Balfour, Grocer High Street |
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[Situation] Extends from Gravesend to High Street
A narrow Close extending from the High Street, at the Star Inn, Westwards to Gravesend. |
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BROTHOCK BANK |
Brothock Bank |
Mr. David Miller Writer
Mr. John Greig West Port
Mr. Smith Occupier |
046 |
[Situation] On the south side of Brothock Water
A dwellinghouse with Garden &c attached Situated at the East end of the Millgate; the Residence of Mr. Smith |
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MARKET PLACE INN [Arbroath] |
Market Place Inn |
Signboard &c
Mr. G.M. Towns Manufacturer
Mr. D. Miller Writer |
046 |
[Situation] At the west end of Market Place
A Small Inn Situated in the Market Place and West of the Police Office Occupied by Mrs. King |
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BROTHOCK MILL (Flax, Jute &c, Spinning & Weaving) |
Brothock Mill |
Mr. J. Muir
Mr. David Miller
Mr. David Kinnear Burnside Works |
046 |
[Situation] On the south side of the eastern end of Millgate
A Spinning and Weaving Mill Situated at the East end of Millgate, and Consisting of the usual preparing, Spinning, & Weaving departments with Warehouses &c the property of Mr. John Muir Flax Tow, & Jute yarns are spun here. |
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Site of DARN GATE |
Site of Darn Gate
Site of Darn Gate
Darn Yett
Darngate |
Mr. David Miller, Writer
Mr. A. Brown, East Abbey Street
Hand-book of the Abbey 1852
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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[Situation] On the west side of Hays Lane, near its South end
This place was pointed out by Mr. D. Miller Writer as the site of a Gate in the Abbey Wall called the Darn Yett or Darn Gate which is said to have been a private entrance into the precincts of the Abbey, or Abbey grounds. It stood in what is now called Hays Lane. |
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At the south-east corner there stood a small tower, with a postern called the "Darn Yett". this was the
private entrance into the Abbey - the word "darn" implying such. Above the postern according to tradition was
an apartment where the Catechumens were examined but which by another version was the place where the
[R]ostiarius or gate keeper resided.
Bremnar's Hand book of the Abbey. 1852. |
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Site of TOWER [Kirk Wynd, Arbroath] |
Site of Tower
Site of Tower |
Mr. David Miller Writer
Mr. A. Brown, East Abbey Street |
046 |
[Situation] At the east end of Kirk Wynd and its north side.
This place was pointed out by Mr. David Miller, Writer, as the site of a small Tower which stood at the Southwest angle of the wall which surrounded the Abbey grounds or precincts. It was removed several years ago to make room for the new Tower and Spire which was in course of erection at the West end of the Parish Church. |
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The parish church is situated near the centre of that part of the town which is on the east
side of the Brothock. There are no means apparently of ascertaining the date of its foundation. In
the year 1764 it was considerably enlarged by removing the south wall eight feet back and by
adding to the accommodation in the aisle on the north side of
the church. In each end and in the aisle there is a double tier of galleries. By recent measurement
it has been found to contain 1412 sittings allowing 18 inches to each. Some of the seats in the galleries are
very inconvenient being so near to the ceiling that it is difficult for a man of ordinary sized to stand in them
upright. There are no free seats for the poor the whole being the property with of individuals or of cor-
-porate bodies who let generally to the highest bidder the sittings not required for their own imme-
-diate use. This has often proved a very serious evil and has been justly complained of.
The Minister of the parish has neither manse nor glebe. In the year 1701 the arable ground and grass
within the abbey garden (which had been bestowed on the Bishop of Brechin during the reign of Protestant epis-
-copacy, and had reverted to the Crown at the Revolution) were granted in lease-hold to Mr Ferguson then
minister of Aberbrothock in aid of his stipend. But after his death, the magistrates petitioned for a lease
of the said grounds which was granted to them in 1737. And again in 1753 they applied for and obtained a grant
of them in perpetuity for payment of annual feu-duty of £8 Sterling. All that was assigned to the minister
in lieu of the abbot's house and garden was the yearly sum of £4.8.11 Sterling in the name of house-rent.
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CHURCH [parish, Arbroath] |
Old Church (Parish) |
Plan of Arbroath 1842
Mr. D. Miller, Writer
Mr. G.M. Towns Manufacturer |
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[Situation] At the north end of Hill Place
This is the Parish Church of Arbroath, and is situated at the Junction of Hill Place, Academy Street & West Abbey St. It is an old Building and has a Tower, surmounted by a spire, at its Western end & which is of Modern erection. It is seated for 2000 persons. The Minister is the Revd. [Reverend] W.F. Irvine |
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KIRK WYND [Arbroath] |
Kirk Wynd |
Street Nameplates
Mr. G.M. Towns
Mr. D. Miller |
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[Situation] Extends from High Street to Hill Place
A short street extending from the High Street Eastwards to the Parish Church at the North End of Hill Place |
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WHITE HART HOTEL |
White Hart Hotel |
Sign Board
Mr. D. Miller
Mr. G.M. Towns |
046 |
[Situation] On the south side of Kirk Wynd
A First Class Hotel with Suitable accommodation and extensive stabling; situated on the East side of the High Street at Kirk Wynd. The property of Mr. Cloudsley |
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Church [note]
The Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Irvine states that this church
should not be written " Old Church" on the plans as it is
termed merely Ph. [Parish] Church in all documents connected therewith
(Signed) P.M. Hugh
2nd. Corpl. R.E. [2nd Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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STAR INN [Arbroath] |
Star Inn |
Sign Board
Mr. J. Callum
Mr. William Balfour, Grocer |
046 |
[Situation] On the west side of High Street
A Small Inn Situated on the West side of the High Street - opposite the White Hart Hotel - and occupied by Mr. J. Callum. |
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ROYAL HOTEL [Arbroath] |
Royal Hotel |
Sign Board &c
Mr. D. Miller
Mr. G.M. Towns |
046 |
[Situation] On the east side of High Street
A First Class Hotel Situated on the East side of the High Street A short distance north from the site of the Market Cross; Occupied by Mr. W. Anderson. |
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COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND [Arbroath] |
Commercial Bank of Scotland |
Engraved on door plate &c
Mr. D. Miller
Mr. G.M. Towns |
046 |
[Situation] On the east side of High Street.
This is a Branch office of the Commercial Bank of Scotland and is situated in the High Street a short distance north from Hill Street. It occupies the top Flats of the Building - the Lower being occupied as shops. Mr. Rolls is the manager |
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POST OFFICE [Arbroath] |
Post Office |
Sign Board &c
Mr. J. Jolly |
046 |
[Situation] On the north side of Hill Street.
A Small Building Situated in Hill Street and forming one of the Basement rooms of a Commodious dwellinghouse, - the others being Occupied as the Residence of Mr. J. Jolly the Postmaster and his Family. |
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POLICE OFFICE [Arbroath] |
Police Office |
Over the Entrance
Mr. J. Charles Superindent [Sperintendent]
Mr. G.M. Towns |
046 |
[Situation] At the west side of Market Place
A Small Building erected for a Police office Situated in the Market Place fronting the Market Buildings; the lower part consists of the office, Muster Room and Cells; the upper, of a Small Private Court-room, and the office of the Superintendent Mr. James Charles. |
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JAIL [Arbroath] |
Jail or Prison |
Mr. David Miller
Mr. G.M. Towns
Mr. J. Charles |
046 |
[Situation] On the north side of the Police Office
A Small Jail or Prison attached to the Police Office, and used for the usual purposes of Such erections. |
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TOWN HOUSE [Arbroath] |
Townhouse
Townhouse |
Mr. G.M. Towns Hill House
Mr. David Miller Writer |
046 |
[Situation] On the west side of the High Street
A large Building Situated on the West side of the High Street, at the Market Place. The lower part is used as a Court Room & the Town Clerk's offices; and the upper as the Town Hall and the Council Chambers. |
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GUILD HALL [Arbroath] |
Guild Hall |
Mr. G.M. Towns
Mr. David Miller
Plan of Arbroath 1842 |
046 |
[Situation] On the west side of High Street
A large Building on the West Side of the High Street, & North from the Townhouse, belonging to the Guildry. The lower part is used as shops; the first floor as a Reading Room; and the upper as a Subscription Library. |
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MARKET PLACE [Arbroath] |
Market Place |
Mr. D. Miller
Mr. G.M. Towns |
046 |
An open space between the Townhouse, Police office & the Market Buildings; The Mechanics Reading Room is situated on the North side of this Market Place |
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This name to be written as two words
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MARKET BUILDINGS |
Market Buildings |
Mr. David Miller Writer
Mr. G.M. Towns Hill House |
046 |
[Situation] On the south side of Market Place
A large Buildings in the Market Place erected in 1854 by the Magistrates & Town Council. The West end is the Market, and the East the Corn Exchange: they are seperated by a Moveable Wooden Partition. The lower part of the North Wing is let as shops, the upper as a Public Hall; and the South Wing is let as an Inn |
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Site of MARKET CROSS [Arbroath] |
Supposed Site of Cross |
Mr. David Miller
Mr. G.M. Towns |
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[Situation] In the High St. at the east side of the Town House
This is supposed to be the site of the Town Cross; it is situated in the Centre of the High Street in front of the Townhouse, and consists of a Cross within a Circle formed by a peculiar arrangement of the Pavement |
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Site of Market Cross [note]
The word, "supposed", need not be used as the place
is permanently marked in the pavement. It was evidently
the Market Cross and therefore the above is the proper
designation to be written on plan. |
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BLUE BELL INN [Arbroath] |
Blue Bell Inn
Blue Bell Inn
Blue Bell Inn |
Sign Board &c
Mr. T. Ogilvie
Mr. W. Balfour Grocer |
046 |
[Situation] On the east side of High Street.
A Small Inn Situated on the East side of the High Street at School Wynd, Occupied by T. Ogilvie |
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ELGIN PLACE [Arbroath] |
Elgin Place
Elgin Place
Elgin Place |
Painted over the Entrance
T. Ogilvie
W. Balfour |
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[Situation] On the West side of High Street
This name applies to a Small Row of houses in a Close or Court, Situated on the West Side of the High Street opposite Kirk Wynd |
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ACADEMY [Arbroath] |
Academy
Academy
Academy |
Mr. G.M. Towns, Hill House
Mr. Webster Teacher, English dept. [department]
Mr. D. Miller, Writer |
046 |
[Situation] On the south side of Academy Street.
A large Square Building with a play-ground in front, situated at the Junction of Hill Place with Academy Street - opposite the Ph. [Parish] Church. It Consists of four Rooms - two on the ground flat & two overhead. Of the lower Rooms, one is used as the Parochial School, and the other as the "English department"; the Classical & Writing & Arithmetical departments occupy the upper part of the Building: each department having separate Teachers. |
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WEST NEWGATE STREET [Arbroath] |
West Newgate Street
West Newgate Street
West Newgate Street |
Name Plates
Mr. G.M. Towns Hill House
Mr. D. Miller |
046 |
[Situation] Branching southward from the east end of Hill Street
A Street extending Southward from the East End of Hill [Street] and is the Continuation of Hill Place. |
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HILL PLACE [Arbroath] |
Hill Place |
Name Plates
Mr. G.M. Towns
Mr. David Miller |
046 |
[Situation] Extends from the Ph. [Parish] Church to Hill Street, & West Newgate St.
A Broad Street extending from the Parish Church Southwards to the East End of Hill Street |
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HILL TERRACE [Arbroath] |
Hill Terrace |
Name Plates &c.
Mr. G.M. Towns
Mr. David Miller |
046 |
[Situation] On the east side of Hill Place
A Row of Neat dwellinghouses on the East side of Hill Place and extending from the Academy to the Entrance to Springfield. |
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HILL STREET [Arbroath] |
Hill Street |
Name Plates
Mr. G.M. Towns
Mr. David Miller |
046 |
[Situation] Extends from High Street to Hill Place and West Newgate Street.
A Street extending from the High Street Eastwards to the Junction of Hill Place with West Newgate Street |
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HILL HOUSE |
Hill House |
Mr. G.M. Towns
Mr. David Miller Writer |
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[Situation] At the S.E. [South East] end of Hill Terrace
A dwellinghouse with garden attached Situated at the East End of Hill Terrace the Residence of Mr. George M. Towns, Manufacturer |
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ROSEBANK COTTAGE |
Rosebank Cottage
Rosebank Cottage |
Mr. R. Brown Gas Work |
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[Situation] On the south side of Ponderlaw Street
A Cottage Situated & Parallel to the south side of Ponderlaw Street
Proprietor Mr. Gordon Occupier Mr. A. Stewart. |
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PONDERLAW STREET [Arbroath] |
Ponderlaw Street
Ponderlaw Street
Ponderlaw Street |
Mr. R Brown
Town Plan of Arbroath 1842 |
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[Situation] In the east end of the town
A Street extending from the East end of Academy Street to the West end of Springfield Terrace |
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PONDERLAW LANE [Arbroath] |
Ponderlaw Lane
Ponderlaw Lane
Ponderlaw Lane |
Mr. R Brown
Town Plan of Arbroath |
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[Situation] In the east portion of the town
A Narrow Lane extending South & at right angles to East end of Ponderlaw Street. |
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GAS WORKS [Arbroath] |
Gas Works
Gas Works |
Mr. R. Brown Gas Work
Mr. A Stewart |
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[Situation] In the eastern portion of the town
Gas Work Situated in the N.E. [North East] extremity of the Town of Arbroath & adjacent to the North side of Ponderlaw Street. The work consists of 4 Gasometers 2 of which are situated in what is called the tank House 4 Condensers 3 refiners Retort House Coal House & Smithy |
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ABBEY COTTAGE |
Abbey Cottage
Abbey Cottage |
Mr. R. Brown
Mr. A. Stewart |
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[Situation] On the north side of Ponderlaw Street
An Isolated Cottage situated on the North side of Ponderlaw Street & adjacent to the Gas Work. Proprietress Miss Airth. |
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PONDER LAW |
Ponder Law
Ponder Law |
Revd. [Reverend] William Henderson A.M. [Artium Magister]
John Bremner, Printer |
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[Situation] At the eastward side of the town
A small hill, the summit of which is on the east of St. Marys Episcopal Church. |
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STONE COFFINS OR KISTVAENS (Found Here) [Ponder Law] |
Stone Coffins found here
Stone Coffins found here |
Revd. [Reverend] William Henderson A.M. [Artium Magister]
John Bremner, Printer |
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[Situation] On Ponder Law
Several stone coffins were found here at one period, they contained skeletons, which were found in a sitting posture, facing towards the Abbey - to the west. |
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MANSE [F.C. [Free Church], Arbroath] |
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Hislop
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Henderson |
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[Situation] At the Southern end of Springfield Terrace
An Isolated House situated at the southern end of Springfield Terrace & the East end of Ponderlaw Street. This House is the Property of the Free Church & is occupied by the Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Hislop |
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BOULZIE HILL |
Boulzie Hill
Boulzie Hill |
Mr. David Miller, Writer
Plan of the town of Arbroath |
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[Situation] At the eastern side of the town
A small hill on the south side of Springfield. |
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SPRINGFIELD |
Springfield
Springfield
Springfield |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Hislop
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Henderson |
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An Isolated House situated at the North East extremity of the Town of Arbroath. Proprietor & Occupier Mr. D. Louson. |
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ST MARY'S CHURCH (Episcopal) |
St. Mary's Church (Episcopal)
St. Mary's Church (Episcopal) |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Henderson
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Hislop |
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[Situation] At the eastern end of the town.
A Church Situated & Parallel to the South side of Springfield Terrace. The Church was built in 1854 & is seated for 516 Minister the Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Henderson. This Church has a Vestry & Manse attached to it. |
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Town of Arbroath -- Sheet 46-15-5 Traces 1 & 4
[Volume signed]
C.N. Martin
Capt. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
James Carpenter C.A. [Civilian Assistant]
29th. Septr. [September] 1859 |
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Co. [County] Forfar
ARBROATH
AND ITS ENVIRONS
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