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Dundee and its Environs.
SHEET 54. 6. No. 1, 2, 6, 7, 11, &, 12.
INDEX.
Albert Street -- 12
Arbroath Road -- 15
Broughty Ferry Road - 33
Craigie Quarry -- 8
Constable Works (Hessians, Osnaburgs, Sacking &c) -- 12
Crescent Street -- 19
Church Street -- 23
Crescent Lane -- 23
Coupar's Court -- 24
Crescent Street Infant School -- 25
Craigie Mill (Jute Spinning) -- 28
Craigie T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 36
Dundee Poorhouse -- 5
Dura Works (Hessians, Sacking, &c) -- 12
Dura Street -- 13
Dens Works (Flax, Tow &c, Spinning & Weavg. [Weaving]) -- 19
Eden Grove -- 31
Ellengowan -- 31
Edenbank -- 32
Eden Cottage -- 36
Forfar Road -- 6
Gallow Hill -- 8
Gallowhill Quarry -- 8
James's Park -- 13
Kilcraig -- 32
Lilybank Factory (Hessians & Sacking) -- 18
Lilybank Foundry (Machines, Steam Engines &c) -- 18
Lilybank Road -- 27
Lilybank -- 28
Lilybank Cottage -- 33
Lilybank Factory (Linen, Sacking &c) -- 35
Maryfield -- 3
Maryfield Terrace -- 4
Milehouse -- 7
Manse -- 34
Prince's Street -- 24
Prince's Street Chapel (Independents) -- 26
Royal Lunatic Asylum -- 11
Robertson's Entry -- 21
Stobsmuir -- 7
Stobswell Road -- 7
Stob's Well -- 7
Stobswell Park -- 10
Scott's Entry -- 23
Springhill House -- 34
Springhill -- 36
The Cottage -- 34
Thornbank -- 35
Victoria Street -- 20
Victoria Place -- 25
Woodville -- 4
Wallace Foundry (Machine Making) -- 17
Wallace Works -- 17
Wallacetown Schools (Free Church) -- 20
Wallacetown Free Church -- 21
Wallacetown Church (Quoad Sacra) -- 26
Wallacetown -- 29
West Craigie -- 32
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Names inserted in red collected on revision of the plans of Dundee
Names of objects -- Page
Bright Cottage -- 43
Buchanan Works -- 49
Belmont Cottage -- 52
Brown Constable Street -- 58
Baxter Park -- 54
Craigiebank Terrace -- 41
Craigie Villa -- 41
Craigiebank Place -- 41
Catherine Street -- 47
Craigie Street -- 59
Craigieknowe Cottage -- 61
Camperdown Dock -- 65
Craigie Brewery -- 55
Derby Cottage -- 39
Eliza Street -- 48
Erskine Street -- 51
Ellen Place -- 57
Gladstone Cottage -- 42
Graham Place -- 57
Helensbank -- 42
Harriet Street -- 48
Janefield Place -- 38
Kemback Street -- 50
Lyon Street -- 58
Maryfield Terrace -- 38
Mains Loan -- 38
Morgan Hospital -- 44
Madeira Street -- 45
Mineral Depôt -- 63
McGill Street -- 50
Ogilvie Street -- 47
Pitkerro Road -- 42
Pavilion -- 53
Robertson Street -- 57
Raglan Street -- 58
Salisbury Cottage -- 39
Stobswell Works -- 51
School -- 63
School -- 55
Sir David Baxter's Statue -- 52
Tay Foundry -- 37
Taybank Works -- 61
Woodville Place -- 37
Wellfield Works -- 49
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MARYFIELD |
Maryfield |
Mr. R. Callan Maryfield
Dundee Directory
Mr. R. Small Stobswell Park |
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[Situation] On the west side of Forfar Road
This name applies to a small district, situated off the West side of the Forfar Road & by which it is bounded on the South East, on the North & West by the open fields & terminating in a point at Stobswell Park |
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WOODVILLE |
Woodville |
Mr. R. Small Stobswell
Mr. William Foggie propr. [proprietor]
Mr. R. Callan Maryfield |
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[Situation] In Maryfield
A neatly built Cottage residence of one storey with small garden attached, situated on the West side of the district of Maryfield, the property & residence of Mr. William Foggie |
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MARYFIELD TERRACE [Dundee] |
Maryfield Terrace |
Mr. R. Callan Maryfield
Mr. William Foggie
Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] In the north side of Maryfield
A row of neatly built villas of two & three storeys with small gardens attached situated towards the North side of the district of Maryfield, mostly the properties of the various occupants. |
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DUNDEE POORHOUSE |
Dundee Poor's House |
Mr. Henry Jack Inspector of Poor
Mr. W. Taylor Collector of Poor's Cess. |
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[Situation] At the northern side of Stobswell Park.
A large & commodious building with suitable offices &c. attached surrounded by by high stone walls inclosing vegetable gardens and drying greens. The whole is the property of the Parochial Board of Dundee & is used as a poor house exclusively for the paupers of that Parish. It is situated on the North side of Stobswell Park in an open and airy locality |
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[Note]
The Designation Poorhouse adopted as used
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FORFAR ROAD [Dundee] |
Forfar Road |
Edward's Plan of Dundee
Mr. R. Callen Road Surveyor Maryfield
Mr. R. Small Stobswell Park
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[Situation] On the eastern side of Maryfield.
A turnpike road termed the "Dundee & Forfar Trust Road" commencing at the South East corner of Stobswell Park & Albert Street and extending in a North Eastwardly direction along the South East side of the District of Maryfield towards Forfar |
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STOBSMUIR |
Stobsmuir
Stobsmuir
Stobsmuir |
Donald Butters, Occupant
Dundee Directory
John Anderson, Town Clerk. Dundee |
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[Situation] At the eastern end of Stobswell Road & on its northern side
A small house one storey high, on the property of the Dundee Water Company. |
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MILEHOUSE |
Milehouse
Milehouse |
Messrs. Kerr & Neave, Writers Dundee
John Anderson, Town Clerk |
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[Situation] On the southern side of Stobswell Road.
A row of cottages one story high, on the farm of West Craigie. Messrs. Kerr & Neave are Factors for the estate of Craigie. |
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STOBSWELL ROAD [Dundee] |
Stobswell Road
Stobswell Road |
Charles Chalmers, Publisher, Dundee
Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] Extending N. [North] eastward from Albert Street.
This name is applied to a portion of a Turnpike Road, extending from the north end of Albert Street to Stobsmuir |
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CRAIGIE QUARRY |
Craigie Quarry
Craigie Quarry
Craigie Quarry
Craigie Quarry |
Messrs. Kerr & Neave, Writers, Dundee
Robert Henderson, Craigie
John Anderson, Town Clerk |
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[Situation] On the western side of Gallow Hill
A large whinstone quarry on the farm of West Craigie. |
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GALLOW HILL |
Gallow Hill
Gallow Hill
Gallow Hill |
Messrs. Kerr & Neave, Writers
David Scott, Bookmaker, Dundee
James Thomson - Dundee |
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[Situation] About ¼ mile eastward from Milehouse.
A small eminence on the farm of West Craigie. In feudal times this hill was a place of public execution |
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GALLOWHILL QUARRY |
Gallowhill Quarry
Gallowhill Quarry
Gallowhill Quarry |
Messrs. Kerr & Neave, Writers
Robert Henderson, Tenant. |
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[Situation] About ¼ mile southward from Milehouse.
A large whinstone quarry on the farm of West Craigie. |
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STOB'S WELL |
Stob's Well |
Mr. George Tawse Stobswell Park
Mr. John Spark Stobswell Park |
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[Situation] Near the N.W. [North West] end of James's Park.
A spring well situated on the North West of James's Park at a short distance on the West side of a road leading from the North side of Dura Street. |
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STOBSWELL PARK |
Stobswell Park |
Mr. T. Small Vintner Stobswell Park
Mr. G. Tawse Stobswell Park
Mr. John Spark Stobswell Park |
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[Situation] On the western side of Dura Street.
This name applies to a small district bounded on the West by an unfinished street, on the North by a continuation of the same & the Poor House & on the South & East by Dura Street and the old Forfar Road |
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[Note]
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ROYAL LUNATIC ASYLUM [Dundee] |
Royal Lunatic Asylum |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Robertson Secty. [Secretary]
Dundee Directory 1857-8
37th Annual Report of the Directors of the Asylum
Edward's Plan of Dundee |
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[Situation] On the eastern side of Albert Street.
This Institution which was partly erected in 1820 by voluntary contributions, is situated on the East side of Albert Street & consists of a large main building running East & West, to which is attached the residence of the Medical Superintendent and Matron, flanked by four lateral wings containing male & female wards, - The remaining buildings within the limits of the establishment, comprise a Chapel, office houses & other minor but necessary erections. The Asylum is incorporated by Royal Charter & under the management of a board of Directors & Supervision of the Commissioners of Lunacy. Resident Superintt. [Superintendent] & Matron Dr. [Doctor] & Mrs. T. T. Wingett |
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ALBERT STREET [Dundee] |
Albert Street |
Mr. A. Farquharson 60 Albert Stt.
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Mr. D. Alexander 19 Princes Stt. |
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[Situation] In the east end of the town of Dundee
A broad macadamised road extending from the North End of Princes Street to the junction of the Forfar and Pitkerro Roads. On its East side is situated the Royal Lunatic Asylum and along either side are some well built dwelling houses of from one to three storeys with gardens attached |
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CONSTABLE WORKS (Hessians, Osnaburgs, Sacking &c) |
Constable Works (Hessians Osnaburgs Sacking &c) |
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DURA WORKS (Hessians, Sacking, &c) |
Dura Works (Hessians Sacking &c.) |
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DURA STREET [Dundee] |
Dura Street |
Mr. G. Tawse Stobswell Park
Edward's Plan of Dundee
Mr. T. Small Vintner Stobswell Park |
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[Situation] In the east end of the town of Dundee
An unfinished Street, or rather a road extending Eastward from the Dens Road to the junction of the Forfar & old Arbroath Roads. |
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JAMES'S PARK |
James's Park |
Mr. William Smith Victualler Albert Stt.
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Mr. John Grant. Albert Stt. |
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[Situation] At the east end of Dundee
The name of a small district bounded on the East by Albert Street on the North West by Dura Street & on the North & South West by two large fields. |
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ARBROATH ROAD [Dundee] |
Arbroath Road |
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Mr. R. Callan Maryfield
Mr. D. Hill Victoria Stt. |
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[Situation] At the east end of the town of Dundee.
A turnpike road termed the "Dundee & Arbroath Trust Road" Commencing at the junction of Victoria, Albert & Princes Streets and extending in an Eastwardly direction along the North side of the district of Lilybank towards Arbroath. |
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WALLACE FOUNDRY (Machine Making) |
Wallace Foundry |
Trade Circulars &c.
Mr. J. G. Orchar 44 Albert Stt.
Mr. P. Butchart Wallace Works |
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[Situation] In the eastern end of Dundee & east side of Wallace Works
This establishment is situated on the East side of Wallace Works & comprise merely Moulding & Casting shop with an erection in which machinery is "fitted" & finished.
The firm is Robertson and Orchar Ironfounders & Engineers - machines of different kinds are made here but principally Power looms. |
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WALLACE WORKS |
Wallace Works |
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LILYBANK FACTORY (Hessians & Sheeting) |
Lilybank Factory |
Dundee Directory
Mr. J. Todd propr. [proprietor]
Mr. J. C. Lawson Manager |
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[Situation] On the north side of Arbroath Road.
A small hand loom weaving Factory situated on the North side of the Arbroath Road in which hessians & sheeting principally are manfactured It is the property of Mr. J. Todd by whom the business is carried on, under the management of Mr. J. C. Lawson. |
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LILYBANK FOUNDRY (Macines, Steam Engines &c) |
Lilybank Foundry |
Mr. J. Neish propr. [proprietor]
Address Card of Firm
Mr. James Steel, late occupant |
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[Situation] On the north side of Arbroath Road.
A small engineering establishment situated on the North side of Arbroath Road a little to the East of Lilybank Factory. The erections comprise boiler making, moulding, casting, fitting & smith's shops with offices &c. and the firm is Pearce & Neish, Engineers Machines and engines of various kinds, including steam engines for marine and land purposes are made here |
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DENS WORKS (Flax, Tow &c, Spinning & Weaving) [Dundee] |
Dens Works |
Painted over entrance
Dundee Directory p. [page] 180
Mr. R. S. Chalmers Manager |
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[Situation] In the east end of Dundee
An extensive pile of buildings situated on the North side of Crescent Street & extending a considerable distance back from the thoroughfare. The erections comprise preparing, Dressing & Weaving rooms besides work shops of various descriptions for mechanics; together with store houses &c &c & the whole is the property of and occupied by Messrs. Baxter Brothers & Co. [Company] Power loom Weavers, Spinners &c. The number of persons employed is 3000 - The raw material is Flax, & Tow, and hemp occasionally but no Jute. |
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CRESCENT STREET [Dundee] |
Crescent Street |
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Dundee Directory
Mr. J. Hood 1 Victoria Stt. |
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[Situation] In the east end of Dundee
An unfinished Street extending from Princes Street in a Northeastwardly direction to Victoria Street passing Wallacetown Free Church on the North & the Established Church on the South. |
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VICTORIA STREET [Dundee] |
Victoria Street |
Mr. J. Hood 1 Victoria Stt.
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[Situation] In the east end of Dundee
An unfinished Street extending from the junction of Princes Street, Albert Street & Arbroath Road Westwards to Dens Works |
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WALLACETOWN SCHOOLS (Free Church) |
Wallacetown F. C. [Free Church] School (Infant & Industrial)
Wallacetown Infant and Industrial School
Wallacetown Free Church Schools
Wallacetown Infant School and School of Industry |
Mrs. Burns Matron & Teacher
Mr. Lairds Druggist West port
Dundee Directory
Mr. Barrie - Teacher
Inscription over gateway |
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[Situation] At the SW [South West] end of Wallacetown Church (Quoad Sacra)
This School is situated on the West side of Wallacetown Church (Established) & contains four large & well ventilated school & training rooms, for the use of infant Children of both sexes. It is in connection with Wallacetown Free Church & the Matron is Mrs. Burns. There are three schools in this building conducted by a master and two female teachers |
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WALLACETOWN FREE CHURCH (Seats for 500) |
Wallacetown Free Church
Wallacetown Free Church
Wallacetown Free Church |
Revd. [Reverend] John Skene, Minister
Mr. Alexander Skinner.
Mr. Robert Kerr. |
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[Situation] On the south side of Crescent Street.
Wallacetown free church is a plain, substantial building, situated in Crescent place: It was built by subscription in 1857 and contains 500 sittings and the number of Communicants are 230 - The Revd. [Reverend] John K. Skene is the Minister. |
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ROBERTSON'S ENTRY |
Robertson's Entry
Robertson's Entry
Robertson's Entry |
Mr. Robert Kerr
Mr. John Brown Princes Street
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[Situation] On the west side of Prince's Street .
Robertson's Entry extends from Princes Street to Crescent Lane near the junction of the Arbroath and Forfar Roads, and is the property of Mr. Thomas Robertson Princes Street. |
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[Page signed]
James Clegg
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CHURCH STREET |
Church Street |
Mr. R. Matthew Painter Church Stt.
Dundee Directory
Mr. W. Lowe. Church Stt.
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[Situation] Extending from Prince's Street to Crescent Street
A short & narrow Street extending Westward from from Princes Street to Crescent Street. |
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CRESCENT LANE [Dundee] |
Crescent Lane |
Mr. W. Lowe Church Stt.
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Mr. R Matthew Church Stt.
Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] Extending from Prince's Street to Victoria Street
A narrow lane stretching in a North Eastwardly direction from Princes Stt. parallel to Crescent Street as far as Victoria Street. |
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SCOTT'S ENTRY |
Scott's Entry |
Mr. J. Calder 42 Princes Stt.
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Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] On the west side of Prince's Street
A narrow passage leading from the West side of Princes Street to a small tenement in rere of the main Street & also to a common stair communicating with Crescent Lane. |
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COUPAR'S COURT |
Coupar's Court |
Mr. J. Coupar 134 Princes Stt.
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Mr. R. Reid Baker Princes Stt. |
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[Situation] Between Prince's Street, and Crescent Lane
A small open space in rere of houses fronting Princes Street & Crescent Lane & communicating with both those thoroughfares by Common entries. |
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PRINCE'S STREET [Dundee] |
Princes Street |
Edward's Plan of Dundee
Dundee Directory
Painted on Street Corners
Mr. D. Rollo Vintner Princes Street |
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[Situation] Extending from King Street to Albert Street
A broad & open Street extending from King Stt. in a North Eastwardly direction to Albert Street
The Street is paved & macadamised & contains several well built houses besides some well finished shops. |
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VICTORIA PLACE [Dundee] |
Victoria Place |
Mr. J. J. Littlejohn Wallacetown Schl. [School]
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Mr. J. Hood 1 Victoria Stt. |
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[Situation] At the north end of Crescent Street.
A short row of three storey houses situated on the East side of Crescent Stt. at its junction with Victoria Street. |
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CRESCENT STREET INFANT SCHOOL |
Crescent Street Infant School |
Miss Henderson teacher
Painted over entrance
Dundee Directory p. [page] 188
16th Annual Report of the Committee of Management |
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[Situation] This name is applied to the basement of an ordinary dwelling house situated on the North side of Church Street, which is fitted up & used for an Infant School presided over by Miss Henderson & conducted under the auspices of a Committee of ladies of the neighbourhood & supported upon voluntary principles - Children of both sexes are included |
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PRINCE'S STREET CHAPEL (Independents) |
Prince's Street Chapel (Independents)
Princes Street Congregational Chapel |
Mr. R. Reid Princes Stt.
Revd. [Reverend] R. H. Smith Minister
Edward's Plan of Dundee
Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] On the east side of Prince's Street
A small & plainly built place of worship, situated on the South East side of Princes St. frequented by the members & others of the Congregational Union or independents.
It is seated for 400 persons & the Minister is the Revd. [Reverend] R. H. Smith |
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WALLACETOWN CHURCH (Quoad Sacra) |
Wallacetown Church (Established) |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Gray Albert Street
Mr. J. J. Littlejohn Teacher.
Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] On the west side of Crescent Street.
A substantially built Church erected in 1841 situated on the North West side of Crescent Street facing Church Street & used by a congregation of the Established Church of Scotland. It is a Quoad Sacra Church & is seated to accommodate 1024 persons. Minister the Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Gray Albert Street
There is a day school adjoining the Church on the N.E. [North East] side for the instruction of both sexes |
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LILYBANK ROAD [Dundee] |
Craigie Knowe
Lilybank Road
Lilybank Road
Lilybank Road |
Mr. P. Watson No. 12 Craigie Knowe
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Dundee Directory
Report on the Sanitary Condition of the town
Mr. Davidson C. E. [Civil Engineer]
Mr. Fulton Town Surveyor |
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[Situation] On the south and east side of Lilybank.
A roadway of moderate breadth extending in a South West direction from the South & East side of Lilybank to the Arbroath Road. At its North East end is a row of well built dwelling houses of two storeys, as also some Cottage houses along its North side. On the South it is open to the fields &c. |
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CRAIGIE MILL (Jute Spinning) |
Craigie Mill (Jute Spinning) |
Mr. I Buist Grocer Lilybank
Mr. Peter Watson
Propr. [Proprietor]
Dundee Directory p [page] 151 |
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[Situation] On the South Side of Arbroath Road.
A substantially built spinning Mill with preparing rooms & suitable outbuildings &c. &c. situated on the South side of the Arbroath Road at the East end of Lilybank. Jute spinning alone is here carried on by the proprietor Mr P Watson. |
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LILYBANK |
Lilybank |
Painted on house Corners
Dundee Directory
Mr. P. Watson 12 Craigie Knowe
Mr. T. Davie Grocer Lilybank |
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[Situation] On the South Side of Arbroath Road.
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WALLACETOWN |
Wallacetown
Wallacetown
Wallacetown |
Mr. Davidson C.E. [Civil Engineer] Town Surveyor's Office
Mr. James Jack Late Surveyor of Taxes
Peter David Hilltown |
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[Situation] In the east end of the town of Dundee.
A large and populous district in the eastern end of the town of Dundee extending on the north to Dura Street on the east to Princes Street part of Albert St. and James's Park. On the South Side it extends to Princes Street on the west by a burn part of which is covered over |
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EDEN GROVE |
Eden Grove
Eden Grove
Eden Grove |
Mr. W Neish. Lilybank Foundary
Mr. John Lawson. Lilybank Factory
Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] On the South Side of Arbroath Road
A House Situated on the South Side of the Arbroath road & west Side of the Spring Hill road. Occupier Mr. Ramsay Proprietress Miss Thomson. |
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ELLENGOWAN |
Ellangowan
Ellangowan
Ellangowan
Ellengowan
Ellengowan
Ellengowan |
Miss Baxter Ellangowan
Mr. Forsyth Ellangowan
Dundee Directory
Property Documents
W. B. Baxter, Procurator Fiscal; who is factor for this estate.
Messrs. Kerr & Neave, Writers. |
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[Situation] Nearly mid way between the Arbroath Road and Broughty Ferry Road
An Isolated House Situated between the Arbroath & Broughty Ferry roads. Proprietress & Occupier Miss Baxter. |
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KILCRAIG |
Kilcraig
Kilcraig
Kilcraig |
Mr. Forsyth. Ellengowan
Mr. Boyd, Edenbank
Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] On the South Side of Broughty Ferry Road
A House Situated on the South Side of the Broughty Ferry road & North side of the Dundee & Arbroath Railway.
Proprietor Mr. O. Kerr. |
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EDENBANK |
Edenbank
Edenbank
Edenbank |
Mr. Forsyth, Ellangowan
Mr. Boyd, Edenbank
Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] On the west Side of Springhill
A House Situated on the North Side of the Broughty Ferry road. Proprietress & Occupier Mrs Small |
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WEST CRAIGIE |
West Craigie
West Craigie
West Craigie |
Mr. Kidd, West Craigie
Mr. Lawson, Lilybank Factory
Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] On the north Side of Arbroath Road
A Farmhouse Situated on the North Side of the Arbroath road. Occupier Mr. Kidd. Proprietor Mr. Guthrie. |
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LILYBANK COTTAGE |
Lilybank Cottage
Lilybank Cottage
Lilybank Cottage |
Mr. W. Neish Lilybank Foundary
Mr. James Gallaway Lilybank
Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] On the Western Side of Lilybank Road.
A Small Cottage Situated in the eastern part of the district of Lilybank. On the South Side of the Arbroath road & immediately adjoining the West Side of Lilybank road.
Proprietor & Occupier Mr. J. Gallaway. |
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BROUGHTY FERRY ROAD |
Broughty Ferry road
Broughty Ferry road
Broughty Ferry Road
Broughty Ferry Road
Broughty Ferry Road |
Mr. James Callan Road Surveyor Maryfield Terrace
Mr. Henry Drummond Road Surveyor Maryfield Terrace
Messrs. Kerr & Neave, Writers
John Fulton, Town Surveyor
Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] At the east end of the town of Dundee
A Road extending in an easterly direction Commencing at the East end of Blackcroft |
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SPRINGHILL HOUSE |
Springhill
Springhill
Springhill
Springhill House
Springhill House
Springhill House |
Mr. Forsyth, Ellangowan
Mr. R Boyd, Edenbank
Dundee Directory
Mr. Carmichael, Proprietor
Messrs. Kerr & Neave, Writers.
John Fulton, Town Surveyor. |
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[Situation] On the east side of Springhill
A House Situated about Midway between the Broughty Ferry road & the Arbroath road & on the East Side of the Spring Hill road. Proprietor & Occupier Mr Carmichael. |
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MANSE [parish, Broughty Ferry Road] |
Manse Ph. [Parish]
Manse Ph. [Parish]
Manse Ph. [Parish] |
Mr. Forsyth, Ellangowan
Mr. R Boyd, Edenbank
Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] On the north Side of Broughty Ferry Road
A House Situated on the north Side of the Broughty Ferry road. This House is the property of the Parish of Dundee & is occupied by the Revd. [Reverend] Charles Adie D.D. [Doctor of Divinity] |
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THE COTTAGE |
The Cottage
The Cottage
Cottage |
Mr. Forsyth, Ellangowan
Mr. R. Boyd, Edenbank
Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] On the north side of Broughty Ferry Road.
A House Situated on the North Side of the Broughty Ferry road. Proprietor Mr. Keir. Occupier Mr. Paton. |
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LILYBANK FACTORY (Linen, Sacking &c) |
Lilybank Factory
Lilybank Factory
Lilybank Factory |
Mr John Lawson Lilybank Factory
Mr. W. Neish Lilybank Factory
Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] On the north Side of Arbroath Road.
A Small Steam loom Factory Situated On the North Sice of the Arbroath Road. Principal Manufacture Sacking & coarse linnen employs about one hundred workers. Proprietor Mr. Brough & rented by Mr. Lawson. |
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THORNBANK |
Thornbank
Thornbank
Thornbank |
Mr. W. Neish
Mr. John Lawson
Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] A few chains north of Broughty Ferry Road
A House situated about midway between the Arbroath & Broughty Ferry roads. This House is the property of the Dundee Infirmary. Occupier Mr. Sharp. |
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SPRINGHILL |
Spring Hill
Spring Hill
Springhill
Springhill
Springhill
Springhill |
Mr. James Watson Craigie Toll
Mr. John Lawson Lilybank Factory
Dundee Directory
John Fulton, Town Surveyor
Painted on Corner
Messrs. Kerr & Neave, Writers. |
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[Situation] Extends from Broughy Ferry Road to Arbroath Road.
A Road extending North & South from the Broughty Ferry road to Craigie Toll Bar on the Arbroath road. |
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CRAIGIE T.P. [Turn Pike] |
Craigie Toll
Craigie Toll |
Mr. James Watson Craigie Toll
Mr Kidd West Craigie |
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[Situation] On Arbroath Road
Toll Bar Situated on the Arbroath road about one mile from Dundee at the north end of Spring Hill |
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EDEN COTTAGE |
Eden Cottage
Eden Cottage
Eden Cottage |
Mr. R. Boyd Edenbank
Mr. Collier Eden Cottage
Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] A few Chains west of Springhill
An Isolated House Situated on the South Side of the Arbroath road & West Side of Spring Hill road. Proprietor & occupier Mr. Collier |
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[Signed]
C.N. Martin Lt. R.E. [Lieutenant Royal Engineers]
James Carpenter C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
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TAY FOUNDRY (Machines, Engines &c) |
Tay Foundry (Machine Engines &c.) |
Mr. Thompson Proprietor
Mr Gloag Stobswell
Mr. Gunn Dundee Poorhouse |
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This house is applied to a Foundry, Situated at the South end of Mains Loan, Stobswell; for the manufacture of machinery, steam engines &c &c., the property of Mr D Thompson.
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WOODVILLE PLACE |
Woodville Place
Woodville Place
Woodville Place |
Mrs. Foggie Woodville Place
Mr. Gloag Stobswell
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This name applies to a fine superior dwelling house situated in Maryfield the property of Mr. Foggie |
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JANEFIELD PLACE [Dundee] |
Janefield Place |
Mr. Mackison Town Surveyor |
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This name is applied to a street extending from Forfar Road to Mains Loan |
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MARYFIELD TERRACE [Dundee] |
Maryfield Terrace |
Mr. Mackison Town Surveyor |
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This name is applied to a street extending from Forfar Road to Mains Loan. |
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MAINS LOAN |
Mains Loan |
Mr. Mackison Town Surveyor |
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This name is applied to the street extending from Stobswell Park?, to the Parliamentary Boundary |
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DERBY COTTAGE |
Derby Cottage
Derby Cottage |
Mr. Scott Wellgate Dundee Proprietor
Name on Corner of Cottage |
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This name is applied to Cottage, one storey. the property of Mr Scott. Boot & Shoemaker Wellgate Dundee. |
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SALISBURY COTTAGE |
Salisbury Cottage
Salisbury Cottage |
Mr Scott Wellgate Dundee Proprietor
Name on Corner of Cottage
Mr Mackison, Town Surveyor |
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This name is applied to one storey cottage fronting the Forfar Road Maryfield the property of Mr Scott. Wellgate Dundee |
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CRAIGIEBANK TERRACE [Dundee] |
Craigiebank Terrace
Craigiebank Terrace
Craigiebank Terrace |
Mr. Gloag Proprietor Stobswell
Name on Corner of Terrace
Mr. Fletcher |
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This name applies to a block of four superior dwellings at junction of Madiera St. & fronting Pitkerro Road. the property of Mr Gloag Stobswell. Occupied by Mr. Macdonald & others. |
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CRAIGIE VILLA |
Craigie Villa
Craigie Villa
Craigie Villa |
Mr. Gloag. Stobswell
Mr. Fletcher Proprietor
Name on house |
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This name is applied to a neat Cottage on North side of Madiera St. & occupied by the proprietor Mr. Fletcher. |
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CRAIGIEBANK PLACE [Dundee] |
Craigiebank Place
Craigiebank Place
Craigiebank Place |
Mr. Gloag. Stobswell
Mr. Tayor. Craigiebank Place
Name on Corner of house |
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This name applies to a block of two superior dwellings at junction of Madiera St. & fronting Pitkerro Road. Occupied by Mr. Taylor & others. the property of Mr. Forbes. |
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HELENSBANK |
Helensbank
Helensbank
Helensbank |
Mr. Scott. Helensbank & Wellgate
Name on Corner of Cottage
Mr. Mackison, Town Surveyor |
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This name applies to a neat cottage on Pitkerro Road N. [North] Side. & fronting the Baxter Park occupied by the Proprietor Mr Scott Wellgate |
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PITKERRO ROAD [Dundee] |
Pitkerro Road |
Mr. Mackison Town Surveyor |
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This name is applied to the Road formerly named "Stobswell Road" and extends from Stobswell to the house or mansion named Pitkerro. |
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GLADSTONE COTTAGE |
Gladstone Cottage
Gladstone Cottage |
Name on Corner of Cottage
Mr. Mackison, Town Surveyor |
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BRIGHT COTTAGE |
Bright Cottage
Bright Cottage |
Name on Corner of Cottage
Mr. Scott Proprietor |
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This name is applied a neat Cottage Situated on East Side of the Forfar Road - the property of Mr. Scott Wellgate Dundee. |
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MORGAN HOSPITAL |
Morgan Hospital
Morgan Hospital
Morgan Hospitel |
P.O. [Post Office] Directory
Mr. Macksison Town Surveyor
Mr. Mitchell Governor |
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This name is applied to a large and handsome building situated between the Pitkerro & Forfar Roads.
"The Hospital is for the education, lodging tending & clothing of one hundred boys, the sons of tradesmen, mechanics, and persons of the working class generally, whose parents stand in need of assistance. No boy will be admitted until he shall have attained the age of Nine years Complete; and no boy will be permitted to remain in the Hospital after he shall have attained the age of 14 years Complete.
In order to the admission of any boy it will be necessary that it be established to the Satisfaction of the Governors that either the father or mother of such boy is or if dead was an inhabitant of Dundee, Forfar, Arbroath, or Montrose, but the sons of persons, inhabitants of; and born and educated in Dundee are to have the preference. Board of Governors The Provost of Dundee, The Sherrif, The Minister of the Ph. [Parish] of Dundee, The Dean of Guild, Convene of Nine Trades, & the Deacon of the Fraternity of Maltmen." The Hospital was opened in 1868. it was built & is supported by money &c bequeathed by the late Mr. Morgan. |
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MADEIRA STREET [Dundee] |
Madeira Street
Madeira Street
Madeira Street |
Name on Corner of Street
Mr. Mackison, Town Surveyor
Post Office Directory |
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The name applies to a new Street Situated North of the "Morgan Hospital" and lying between the "Pitkerro" and "Forfar" Roads this Street is composed of one storey cottages and villas, many of which are as yet incomplete. |
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CATHERINE STREET [Dundee] |
Catherine Street
Catherine Street |
Name on Street Corner
Mr. Mackison, Town Surveyor |
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This name applies to a Street running off from the N [North] Extremity of "Harriet Street" in an Easterly direction and joins "Eliza Street" near its centre, this Street like the two above named Streets is unfinished, the dwellings already built are 4 Storeys high, occupied chiefly by the working classes. This Street is the property of various parties |
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OGILVIE STREET [Dundee] |
Ogilvie Street
Ogilvie Street |
Name on Street Corner
Mr. Mackison, Town Surveyor |
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This name applies to a Street branching off "Dura Street" at the East Side of the "Constable Works" which form on side of the Street, it extends about 100 yards Northwards and ends abruptly at a paling bounding a field of arable ground. |
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ELIZA STREET [Dundee] |
Eliza Street
Eliza Street |
Name on Street Corner
Mr. Mackison, Town Surveyor |
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This name applies to an uncompleted Street, branching off "Dura Street" on the North Side about 200 yards from its Eastern Extremity, and extending Northwards till it reaches the Entrance to the "Dundee Poorhouse". the dwellings in this street range from two to four Storeys high and are principally occupied by the working class, the chief proprietor being Mr. Alexander |
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HARRIET STREET [Dundee] |
Harriet Street
Harriet Street |
Name on Street Corner
Mr. Mackison, Town Surveyor |
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Applies to an unfinished Street branching off the North Side of "Dura Street" at a point about 100 Yds [Yards] West of "Eliza Street". it runs in a N.W. [North West] direction and ends at the Western Extremity of "Catherine Street" the only house in this street at present is the property of Mr. Alexander, Architect, Dundee |
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BUCHANAN WORKS (Rove Spinning & Bagging) |
Buchanan Works (Rove Spinning and Bagging)
Buchanan Works (Rove Spinning and Bagging) |
Mr. David Gordon, Manager |
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This name applies to a Small Manufactory Situated in "Ogilvie Street" and in close proximity to the "Constable Works" the trade carried on in these Works is that of Rove Spinning and the Manufacture of Bagging about 50 Hands are Employed and the Works are driven by an Engine of about 70 horse power (Nominal) the motive power, Steam, the Works are the property of Mr. John Gordon Junr. [Junior] |
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WELLFIELD WORKS (Jute Spinning & Weaving) |
Wellfield Works (Jute Spinning & Weaving)
Wellfield Works (Jute Spinning & Weaving)
Wellfield Works (Jute Spinning & Weaving) |
Name over Entrance
Mr. Boase, partner in firm |
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This name applies to a Manufactory Situated in "Kemback Street" in which the business of Jute spinning and weaving is carried on. The preparing Rooms as Well as the Weaving Room are one Storey high, those buildings in which the Spinning &c is carried on are of 4 Storeys height the whole are slated and in admirable repair.
The number of hands Employed in these works number 375, and the Works are driven by an Engine of 100 horse power nominal, the motive power being Steam. The Works are the property of Messrs Ireland & Boase |
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KEMBACK STREET [Dundee] |
Kemback Street
Kemback Street
Kemback Street |
Name on Corner of Wellfield Wks [Works]
Mr. Mackison, Town Surveyor.
Mr. Boase, Wellfield Works |
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This name applies to a Street running from McGill Street opposite Woodland Place and Extending Southwards to the "Arbroath Road" this street is bounded on the East Side by the "Wellfield Works" and "Lilybank Foundry and on the West Side by dwelling houses of four Storeys high occupied by the Working class. they are slated and in very good repair. |
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MCGILL STREET [Dundee] |
McGill Street
McGill Street
McGill Street |
Mr. Mackison, Town Surveyor.
Post office Directory
Mr. Boase, Wellfield Works |
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This name applies to a new Street branching off "albert Street" at a point neare the "Royal Lunatic Asylum Wall and Extending Eastwards till it reaches "Kemback Street" where it at present terminates but it is intended to carry it still further, the North Side of this Street consists of two cottages described elsewhere and the South Side of a row of four Storey dwelling houses the whole Slated and in good repair partly the property of Messrs. Foggie and Kelt separately |
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ERSKINE STREET [Dundee] |
Erskine Street
Erskine Street
Erskine Street |
Mr. Mackison, Town Surveyor
Name on Corner at "Dura Street"
Name on Corner at "Victoria Street" |
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This name applies to a Street only partially laid out, one portion running off "Victoria Street" for a short distance and then ending and not appearing again for a great distance to the North where there is about two chains length of it branching off "Dura Street" near "Stobswell Works" it is intended to connect the Street between those two points shortly |
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STOBSWELL WORKS (Jute Spinning) |
Stobswell Works (Jute Spinning)
Stobswell Works (Jute Spinning)
Stobswell Works (Jute Spinning) |
Name on Carts
Mr. Morton, Manager
Mr Mackison, Town Surveyor |
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This name applies to a large Manufactory where Jute spinning is carried on. Situated in "Dura Street" Adjacent to "Erskine Street" this Manufactory derives its name from the fact of it being erected near "Stobs Well" now filled up and the Water utillised for the Carring on of these Works. these works Employ 160 Hands and the Machinary is driven by Engines of 50 horse power (nominal) the Motive being Steam, the buildings are of Two Storeys high slated and in excellent repair, the property of Messrs. Laing & Sandeman |
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WOODLAND PLACE |
Woodland Place
Woodland Place |
Mr Foggie, Tenant & Proprietor
Mr. Mackison, Town Surveyor |
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This name applies to a double Cottage House of one storey high situated on the north side of "McGill Street" near its present extremity the cottage is Slated and in good repair, the Property of Mr. Foggie, tenant of one. |
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BELMONT COTTAGE |
Belmont Cottage
Belmont Cottage |
Mr. Kelt, Dentist, Tenant & Proprietor
Mr. Mackison, Town Surveryor |
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This name applies to a neat Cottage situated on the North Side of McGill Street" and adjacent to "Woodland Place", the cottage is one Storey high Slated and in very good repair, the property of the Tenant Mr. Kelt Dentist, High Street & Belmont Cottage |
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PAVILION [Baxter Park] |
Pavilion
Pavilion |
Mr. Pattison Head Gardner Baxter Park
Mr. McAckison, Town Surveyor |
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This name applies to a fine Building situated in the Centre of "Baxter Park" and used as a place of Shelter during inclement weather, there is also "Refreshment Rooms at the East End and a Gardners Room at the West end of the Building which is two storeys high with flat roof, roofed with lead and in good repair |
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SIR DAVID BAXTER'S STATUE [Baxter Park] |
Sir David Baxter's Statue
Sir David Baxter's Statue
Sir David Baxter's Statue |
Mr. Pattison Head Gardner
Mr. Mackison, Town Surveyor
Description on Statue |
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This applies to a Statue erected in the "Pavilion" "Baxter Park" the Statue which is of "White Marble bears the following inscription __
This Statue of Sir David Baxter, Bart. [Baronet] of Kilmaron was erected by 16,731 Subscribers in grateful acknowledgement of the gift of this Park to the People of Dundee by him and his Sisters Eleanor and Miss Mary Baxter who in affectionate remembrance of their late Father William Baxter Esqr. of Balgarvies, have desired that this name be associated with this gift. AD.1863 |
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BAXTER PARK |
Baxter Park
Baxter Park
Baxter Park |
Mr Pattison, Head Gardener
Mr. Mackison, Town Surveyor
Regulation Notices in Park |
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This name applies to a large and beautiful Park for the use of the inhabitants of "Dundee" to whom it was presented by Sir David Baxter, Bart [Baronet] of Kilmarnon and after whom it is named "Baxter Park" it is Situated a mile from Dundee to the East and is entered from both the "Forfar and Arbroath Roads" and at the entrance from each of these Roads there is a neat Lodge of one Storey occupied by the Head and Under Gardeners respectively. the park is laid out with shrubbery's flower Plots and in front of the Pavilion there is a Terrace running from side to side of the Park and immediatly in front is a large space used as Cricket Grounds and for other Sports and Excersises, this park Cost, in purchasing and laying out the grounds the Sum of £75,000, and was thrown open to the Public on the 9th. September 1863. |
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CRAIGIE BREWERY |
Craigie Brewery |
Mr. Joseph Brown Proprietor |
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This name is applied to a small Brewery for the Manufacture of Beer. it is situated near the S.E. [South East] end of Lyon Street. & is the property of Mr. Joseph Brown |
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SCHOOL [Brown Constable St] |
School |
Mr. Smyth Teacher |
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A school situated at the junction of Brown Constable and Crescent Streets. for the education of the Children employed at the Dens Works. There is an average daily attendance of 523, half the number attend in the forenoon the other half in the afternoon
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ROBERTSON STREET [Dundee] |
Robertson Street |
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This name is applied to a street extending from Arbroath Road to Lillybank Road |
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GRAHAM PLACE [Dundee] |
Graham Place |
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This name is applied to a Street extending from Princess Street to Robertson Street. |
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ELLEN PLACE [Dundee] |
Ellen Place |
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This name is applied to a row of __ storey dwellings on N. [North] Side of Lyon Street. the property of Baxter Brothers & Co. [Company] Dens Works Dundee |
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BROWN CONSTABLE STREET [Dundee] |
Brown Constable Street |
Mr. Mackinson Town Surveyor |
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This name is applied to a street extending from Crescent Street to Dura Street. |
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LYON STREET [Dundee] |
Lyon Street |
Mr. Mackinson Town Surveyor |
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This name is applied to a street extending from Brown Constable Street to Albert Street. |
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RAGLAN STREET [Dundee] |
Raglan Street |
Mr. Mackinson Town Surveyor |
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This name is applied to a street extending from Albert Street to Kemback Street |
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CRAIGIE STREET [Dundee] |
Craigie Street
Craigie Street
Craigie Street |
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Post Office Directory |
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CRAIGIEKNOWE COTTAGE |
Craigieknowe Cottage
Craigieknowe Cottage |
Mr. Alexander Smith Proprietor and Tenant
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This name applies to a neat Cottage Situated in rear of the "Arbroath Road" from which it is entered by a wide passage at a point nearly opposite the "Taybank Works", the Cottage is of modern Construction, one storey high slated and in excellent repair, the Property of Mr. Alexander Smith, Grocer, Arbroath Road. |
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TAYBANK WORKS (Flax & Jute Weaving) |
Taybank Works (Flax & Jute Weaving)
Taybank Works (Flax & Jute Weaving) |
Mr Brough partner in firm
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This name applies to a small Manufactory Situated in the "Arbroath Road" and adjacent to the "Lilybank Foundry" this place at one time had the name of "Lilybank Factory" but was changed on becoming the property of the present firm. The buildings which are of one storey high are slated and in excellent repair, the No of hands 130 Motive power steam, engines 24 H [Horse] Power (Nominal) the property of the Messrs Sturrier & Brough, Manufacturers Dundee |
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MINERAL DEPÔT [Dundee] |
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This is a Parish School. It is a good substantial building of modern erection. The subjects taught are Ordinary branch of English including Latin & Mathematics. The average attendance is about 300. |
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CAMPERDOWN DOCK |
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