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List of Names as written on the plan: Hamilton
Various modes of spelling the same names: Hamilton
Authority for those modes of spelling: Mr Henderson, town clerk ; Brown’s handbook of Hamilton; Chalmers Caledonia; Origines Parochiales Scotia; New & Old Stat Accts.
Descriptive Remarks, or other general observations which may be considered of interest
A considerable town, being the capital of the middle ward of Lanarkshire, occupies a pleasant site on the valley of (Clydesdale-word scored out on record) the Clyde, not far from its confluence with the “Avon”.
“In 1661 the town was by an act of Parliament granted to Duchess Anne. Stripped of these privileges, and made the chief burgh of legality and dukedom of Hamilton. The Duchess, who is styled in old deeds, “High and Mighty Princess”, and still talked of as the good Duchess Anne, and who was a Lady of great talent and beneficence, has acquired the right of electing a town clerk and two bailiffs out of 6, chosen by the council annually. This right, contested in vain in 1732, remained in the hands of the ducal house till the Reform Act of 1832, when Hamilton was made a parliamentary burgh, electing its own council, and sharing in the privilege of electing a member to parliament.” Brown’s directory and handbook of Hamilton. |
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HAMILTON [town] |
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List of names as written on the plan: Cavalry Barracks; Officer's Quarters; Soldier's Quarters; Riding School; Barrack Entry; Militia Staff Barracks; Beechfiled
Various modes of spelling the same Names: Cavalry Barracks; Officer's Quarters; Soldier's Quarters; Riding School; Barrack Entry; Militia Staff Barracks; Beechfiled.
Authority for the modes of spelling: Authorities quoted in front sheets of 1/2500 Reale and name(?) |
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List of Names as written on the Plan - Brandon Villa, Oakfield Villa
Various modes of Spelling the same Names - Brandon Villa, Oakfield Villa
Authorities for those modes of Spelling - Authorities quoted in Name Sheets of 1/2500 Reale and De (?) |
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BURNBANK ROAD [Hamilton] |
Burnbank Road |
Corner Tickets.
Post Office Address. |
017.04 |
A Street or Road leading from the Peacock Cross in a Westerly direction, this name is applied as far as a bridge which is situated a short distance west off Rockwell. |
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DUNROD COTTAGE |
Dunrod Cottage |
On gate.
Post Office address. |
017.04 |
A handsome cottage on the south side of Burnbank Road |
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HAMILTON FOUNDRY |
Hamilton Foundry |
Manager.
Names on Waggons.
Documents relative thereto |
017.04 |
A small Iron Foundry on the north side of Burnbank Road |
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HUME COTTAGE |
Hume Cottage |
On gate.
Post Office Address. |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house having a garden, and a small ornamental plot attached. |
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ROCKWELL |
Rockwell |
Dr Thomson Proprieter.
Post Office Address. |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house having offices, a garden and a small plot of ornamental ground attached |
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CLYDE STREET [Hamilton] |
Clyde Street |
Mr Stewart Station Master.
Petter Carrier.
Mr Frame, Railway La |
017.04 |
A Street or Road branching off Burnbank Road and terminating at the end of Beckford Street |
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CLYDESDALE COTTAGE |
Clydesdale Cottage |
Mr Stewart Occupier.
Post Office address. |
017.04 |
A small but handsome Cottage, the property of the Caledonian Railway Company |
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HERBERTFIELD |
Herbertfield |
Capt. Graham, Proprietor. |
017.04 |
A small but handsome cottage having a garden, and a small plot of ornamental ground attached. |
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VIEWFIELD PLACE [Hamilton] |
Viewfield Place |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
3 handsome cottages having Offices and gardens attached. |
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ZAMBESE COTTAGE |
Zambese Cottage |
On gate.
Post office address. |
017.04 |
A large and handsome dwelling house on the South side of Burnbank Road. |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY (Hamilton Branch) |
Caledonian Railway (Hamilton Branch) |
Six .. Sheets on 1/2500 ... |
017.04 |
A branch Railway from the "Clydesdale Junction" railway to Hamilton |
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CROSS KEYS P.H. [Hamilton |
Cross Keys P.H. |
Sign Board.
J Rankin Occupier |
017.04 |
A public house at the extreme end of Burnbank Road |
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PEACOCK CROSS |
Peacock Cross |
Corner Ticket.
Post Office address. |
017.04 |
This name applies to the junction of 4 roads or streets, immediately south of Clydesdale Cottage |
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RAILWAY TAVERN [Hamilton] |
Railway Tavern |
R Frame, Occupier.
Sign Board |
017.04 |
A Public House or Tavern having Offices, and a garden attached. |
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BECKFORD STREET [Hamilton] |
Beckford Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A Street branching off Almada Street and terminating at the end of Clyde Street. On the West side of this St. is a new building to be appropriated as a School |
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BELLEVUE PLACE |
Bellevue Place |
Mr Turner, Almada Street.
Mr Henderson, Town Clerk |
017.04 |
2 fine dwelling houses on the South side of Clyde Street |
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COUNTY BUILDINGS [Hamilton] |
County Buildings |
Mr Henderson Town Clerk.
Governor of the Prison. Mr Brown Stationer, Cadzow Street. |
017.04 |
A handsome building, the interior of which is fitted up with a Court Room and the various appropriate offices. |
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DOUGLAS STREET [Hamilton] |
Douglas Street |
Mr Henderson, Town Clerk |
017.06 |
A new Street branching off Clyde Street and terminating at Almada Street |
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PRISON [Hamilton] |
Prison |
Governor.
Mr Henderson, Town Clerk. |
017.04 |
Behind is a tolerably sized Prison or Jail having the Governors House, a large garden attached. |
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SCHOOL [Beckford St, Hamilton] |
School |
Mr Henderson, Town Clerk |
017.04 |
... a new building to be appropriated as a School |
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BARRACK STREET [Hamilton] |
Barrack Street |
Corner Ticket |
017.04 |
A Street branching north-westerly off Almada St. [Street], and terminating at the end of a new St. [Street], which leads off the Bothwell Road. |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY INN [Hamilton] |
Caledonian Railway Inn
Caledonian Railway Inn |
Thomas Henderson Occupier
Sign Board |
017.04 |
A small Inn having stabling attached, situated at the extreme end of Almada St. [Street] |
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INFANTRY BARRACKS [Hamilton] |
Infantry Barracks
Infantry Barracks |
Mr Henderson Town Clerk
Barrack Sergeants |
011.16 |
A considerable area of ground on the east side of which are the Soldiers Quarters Cook [--] & on the South, the Guard Room and Hospital etc. The surface of the Drilling ground here consist of a green Sward. Immediately to the north of the Infantry Barracks are the Cavalry Barracks. See 25 inch Scale. |
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ALMADA STREET [Hamilton] |
Almada Street
Almada Street
Almeida Street
Alamada Street |
Corner Ticket.
Mr Henderson (Town Clerk).
Map of Town.
Town Directory. |
017.04 |
A street leading from the Peacock Cross and terminating at the north end of Muir Street |
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ALMADAHILL |
Almadahill
Almadahill |
Mr Summersville, Prop.
Mr Henderson |
017.04 |
A handsome dwelling house having a small garden, and a plot of ornamental ground attached. |
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CURRIE HOUSE |
Currie House |
Alex Currie Esq Proprietor.
Mr Slater Occupier |
017.04 |
A handsome dwelling house having a small garden and plot of ornamental ground attached. |
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BOTHWELL ROAD [Hamilton] |
Bothwell Road |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A road leading from the end of Almada Street in direction of Bothwell |
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CATHERINEBANK |
Catherinebank |
The Rev W Buchan,
Free Church Directory |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house and offices on the North side of Muir Street. The property of the Rev W Buchan |
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EFFIE'S CROFT . |
Effie's Croft |
Dr Freebairn, Effies Croft Ho'.
Map of Town |
017.04 |
This name applies to a large orchard or garden behind the north side of Muir Street |
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KING'S ARMS HOTEL [Hamilton] |
Kings Arms Hotel |
Jas. Dick, Occupier.
Sign Board |
017.04 |
A tolerably sized Inn or Hotel having stabling attached, on the north side of Muir St. |
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MONTREAL HOUSE |
Montreal House |
Post Office Directory.
Mr Memes, Muirhall. |
017.04 |
A fine new dwelling house on the west side of Bothwell Road. |
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MUIRHALL |
Muirhall |
Mr Memes, Proprietor. |
017.04 |
A large and fine new dwelling house situated at the west end of Muir Street. |
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MCGHIE STREET |
McGhie Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A street branching in a South westerly direction off Muir Street. |
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OAKBANK |
Oakbank |
Thomas Smith Esq, Laurelbank.
Directory |
017.04 |
A small but handsome cottage at the extreme end of Windmill Road. |
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SAFFRONHALL U.P. CHURCH |
Saffronhall Church |
Mr Louden, Grocer, Muir St.
Directory |
017.04 |
A plain but neat built edifice, the interior of which is well fitted up with pews, gallery etc, sufficiently commodious for about 800 persons. The denominational name of this church was U.P till recently, when a dispute arose between the U.P Synod and the Minister who was deposed, but still holds the ch. |
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WINDMILL ROAD [Hamilton] |
Windmill Road |
Map of Town by Royal Directory.
Mr Henderson, Town Clerk. |
017.04 |
A street or road branching southwesterly off Cadzow Street. |
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CADZOW COTTAGE |
Cadzow Cottage |
Mr. Gault Proprietor |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house on the west side of Cadzow Street. |
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CRAVEN COTTAGE |
Craven Cottage
Craven Cottage |
Mrs Cother Occupier
Directory |
017.04 |
A large and fine cottage on the south side of Windmill Road. |
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GARNETBANK |
Garnetbank |
Thomas Smith, Proprietor |
017.04 |
A handsome cottage on the north side of Windmill Road. |
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GILMOUR HOUSE |
Gilmour House
Gilmour House |
The Rev [Reverend] A. Henderson Occupier
Directory |
017.04 |
A small but neat cottage at the extreme end of Windmill Road |
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SAFFRONHALL PLACE |
Saffronhall Place
Saffronhall Place |
Directory
Dr. [Doctor] Naismith, Occupier |
017.04 |
3 fine cottages on the south side of Muir St [Street]. |
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SPRINGBANK |
Springbank
Springbank |
Mrs Gray, Occupier
Thomas Smith Esqr, Proprietor |
017.04 |
A handsome cottage on the north side of Windmill Road. |
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WINDMILL COTTAGE |
Windmill Cottage
Windmill Cottage |
Thomas Smith Esqr
Directory |
017.04 |
A large and handsome cottage on the south side of Windmill Road. |
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CADZOW STREET [Hamilton] |
Cadzow Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A fine Street leading south easterly off Muir Street and terminating at Castle St [Street]. |
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LAURELBANK |
Laurelbank
Laurelbank |
Thomas Smith Esqr.Occupier
Directory |
017.04 |
A small but handsome Cottage on the S.E. side of Windmill Road. |
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MUIR STREET [Hamilton] |
Muir Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A Street extending from the east end of Almada Street and terminating at the end of "Fore Row" |
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SAFFRONHALL COTTAGE |
Saffronhall Cottage
Saffronhall Cottage |
Mrs Archer Occupier
Thomas Smith Esqr |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house on the S.E. side Windmill Road. |
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ST MARY'S R.C. CHAPEL [Hamilton] |
St. Mary's R.C. [Roman Catholic] Chapel |
The Rev. [Reverend] Michael Condon, Priest |
017.04 |
A handsome built edifice the interior of which is fitted up with pews capable of accommadating about 600 persons.
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BACK ROW |
Back Row |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A Street and Row of houses leading easterly from the end of Fore Row. |
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BURIAL GROUND [Muir St, Hamilton] |
Burial Ground |
The Rev [Reverend] [U] Battersby |
017.04 |
A small Burial ground. The property of the Above U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church |
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EFFIESCROFT HOUSE |
Effiescroft House |
Dr. [Doctor] Freebairn Proprietor |
017.04 |
A fine cottage on the north side of Muir Street. |
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ELMBANK HOUSE |
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FORE ROW |
Fore Row |
Corner Ticket |
017.04 |
A street and row of houses branching southerly off Muir St [Street]. |
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SILVERWELLS HOUSE |
Silverwells House
Silverwells House |
Mr Kemp Occupier
Directory |
017.04 |
A handsome dwelling house on the north side of Cadzow Street. |
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UNNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Muir St, Hamilton] |
U.P. Church |
The Rev. [Reverend] [U] Battersby |
017.04 |
A plain oblong edifice, the interior of which is well fitted up with pews, gallery etc, sufficiently commodious for about 1050 persons. |
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CADZOW HOUSE |
Cadzow House
Cadzow House |
Mr Kemp
Captn. [Captain] Barbour Occupier |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house on the South side of Cadzow Street. |
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MUIRSIDE COTTAGE |
Muirside Cottage
Muirside Cottage |
Thomas Smith Esqr
Mr. Kemp |
017.04 |
A small Cottage on the west side of Auchingramont Road. |
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ROSS' ALMS HOUSE |
Ross' Alms House
Ross' Alms House
Ross' Alms House |
Dr. Fairbairn
Francis Hamilton Esqr. T.C. [Town Clerk]
William Henderson Town Clerk |
017.04 |
A small dwelling house in which 4 old men are lodged, and supported from a sum of money that was left by an individual in India about 50 years ago, to his relatives in Hamilton. Capt. [Captain] Aikman Ross, from whom the house is named, brought home the money, and in consequence of the heirs not being found, appropriated it to the support of 4 of the oldest men in the place. |
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FACTOR'S OFFICE [Hamilton] |
Factor's Office, Formerly Head Inn
Factor's Office Formerly Head Inn |
Mr Graham, Factor
Mr Henderson |
017.04 |
A fine old building having offices attached. It was formerly occupied as the Head Inn of the town, but now occupied as the Factors Office since the purchase of it by the Duke of Hamilton. In the back wall is inscribed the date of its erection - "1696". |
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MUIR WYND [Hamilton] |
Muir Wynd
Muir Wynd |
Mr Henderson Town Clerk
Map of Town |
017.04 |
A Street being the continuation of Muir St [Street], from the end of Fore Row and terminating at the Old Jail. |
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OLD PRISON [Hamilton] |
Old Jail (1642)
Old Jail (1642)
Old Prison
Old Prison |
Mr Graham
Mr Henderson
New Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
017.04 |
An old building, the front wall of which bearing date "1644". It was occupied as the Jail or Prison till recently when the Duke of Hamilton purcahsed it and all the adjoining properties on the east side of Castle Street presently a falling down with the execption of the Old Jail, which will stand, |
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POORHOUSE [Hamilton] |
Poor Houses
Poor Houses |
Mr Henderson
Mr Memes, Writer |
017.04 |
A small building, appropriated as the Towns Poor House, situated on the north side of Muir Wynd. |
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"The Old prison of Hamilton was built in the reign of Charles I, but, although a handsome building in its day, has now gone much into disrepair" New Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account]. |
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HAMILTON PALACE |
Hamilton Palace
Hamilton Palace
Hamilton Palace
Hamilton Palace
Hamilton Palace
Hamilton Palace |
Mr Graham, Factor
Mr Henderson, Town Clerk
Muir's Description of Hamilton Palace
New Statistical Account
Old Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
017.04 |
A large and magnificent building having in front a fine projecting pillared portico which gives access to a noble entrance hall and the princely state apartments. The whole of this edifice with the exception of the back [front] is of modern erection. See the following, quoted from Muir's description of Hamilton Palace "The old Palace of Hamilton was a plain edifice, the most ancient part, erected in 1591, was removed to make room for the new Palace, begun in 1822. The old front, built about 1690 (now the back front) forms three sides of a square, and has an air of antique [grand] highly pleasing" [re] The Palace and Main Avenues are lighted with gas. The Stables and Riding School are a little to the westward, see trace 2 |
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STABLES [Hamilton Palace] |
Stable Yard |
Mr Graham, Factor
Mr Henderson, Town Clerk
Muir's Description of Hamilton Palace
New Statistical Account
Old Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
017.04 |
The Stables and Riding School are a little to the westward, see Trace 2. |
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RIDING SCHOOL [Hamilton Palace] |
Riding School |
Mr Graham, Factor
Mr Henderson, Town Clerk
Muir's Description of Hamilton Palace
New Statistical Account
Old Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
017.04 |
The Stables and Riding School are a little to the westward, see Trace 2. |
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BOTHY [Hamilton Palace] |
Bothy |
Mr Graham, Factor
Mr Henderson, Town Clerk
Muir's Description of Hamilton Palce
New Statistical Account
Old Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
017.04 |
A "Bothy" in which a few of the male Servants live. |
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Hamilton Palace was originally a square tower, about 20 feet long and 16 feet wide. The old part of the house as it now stands, was erected in 1591; and it was afterwards almost entirely rebuilt about 130 years ago.
"In 1822 additions on an extensive scale were begun under the present Duke. The modern part consists of a new front facing the north, 264 feet in length, and three stories high, with an additional wing to the west."
"The front is adorned by a noble portico, consisting of a double row of Corinthian Columns, each of one solid stone, surmounted by a lofty pediment."
New Statistical Account
Bothis, Boothie, [A]cottages,often used to denote a place where labouring servants [ ]lodged [ ] |
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DOVE COT [Dovecot Ha8, Hamilton] |
Dovecot (in Ruins)
Dovecot (in Ruins) |
Mr Henderson
Mr Graham |
017.04 |
A little to the north (of Dovecot Ha') is an old Dovecot which still retains its roof although in a ruinous state. |
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DOVECOT HA' (Ruin) |
Dovecot Ha' (in Ruins)
Dovecot Ha' (in Ruins) |
Mr Henderson, Town Clerk
Mr Graham, Factor |
017.04 |
This name applies to a ruinous old building, which Mr Graham and Henderson both say was formerly a mansion. It was latterly converted into a Brewery and occupied as such, till a few years ago, when it fell into decay. A little to the north is an old Dovecot which still retains its roof although in a ruinous state. |
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FLESH MARKET [Hamilton] |
Flesh Market
Flesh Market |
Mr Henderson
Mr Memes |
017.04 |
A small building appropriated as the Flesh Market. |
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GREENSIDE TANNERY |
Greenside Tannery
Greenside Tannery |
J. Naismith Proprietor
Mr Henderson |
017.04 |
A small Tannery situated on both sides of the Cadzow Burn and on the north west side of the Washing Green. |
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CHURCH STREET [Hamilton] |
Church Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A short street leading from Cadzow Street and terminating at Grammar School Square. |
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GRAMMARSCHOOL SQUARE [Hamilton] |
Grammarschool Square |
Corner Tickets |
017 |
An irregular square at the [---] end of Church Street. |
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NEW WYND |
New Wynd |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A short street leading from Castle St. [Street] to Grammarschool Square. |
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SHIELING HILL |
Shieling Hill |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A short street leading from the Northwest corner of Grammarschool Square to the Flesh Market. |
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WASHING GREEN |
Washing Green
Washing Green |
Mr. Henderson
Mr. Memes |
017.04 |
A small public green with washing house, Appropriated a[s] a Washing Green by the inhabi[tants] of the town |
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BACK OF BARNS |
Back of Barns |
Corner Tickets |
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A narrow irregular lane leading from Grammarschool Square and terminating at Post Gate. On the west side of this lane are some small Grain Mills, the property of T. Craig. |
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CADZOW BURN |
Cadzow Burn
Cadzow Burn |
Mr Henderson, Town Clerk
Mr Memes, Writer |
017.04 |
A considerable stream or burn running in an easterly direction through the town of Hamilton. |
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GRAIN MILLS [Back of Barns, Hamilton] |
Grain Mills
Grain Mills |
Thomas Craig Miller
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
On the west side of this lane (Back of Barns) are some small Grain Mills, the property of T. Craig |
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COLLEGIATE CHURCH (Site of) [Hamilton] |
Site of Church
Site of Church
Site of Church
Site of Church
Site of Church |
Mr Henderson, Town Clerk
Mr Graham, Factor to the Duke of Hamilton
Chalmer's Caledonia
Origines Parochiales Scotiae
New Statistical Acct. [Account] |
017.04 |
The site of an ancient church [which] was built with a choir 2 cross aisles, and a steeple in 1462. It continued as the Parish Church till 1732, when the present one at [the] head of Church Street was erected.
One of the cross aisles of the old Church was used as a burial place by the Hamilton family up till about 4 years ago, [when] it was removed and the [ashes] of the dead reinterred in the [new] "Mausoleum" a short distance [N -] the Palace.
"James, the seventh Knight. a man of great political ability, was (1445) created [---] Hamilton. He [erected] the parish of [C---] now Hamilton, into a collegiate church and built a splendid Gothic church, choir, 2 cross aisles and a steeple [a---] of polished stone." Muirs Description of Hamilton |
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"The name of the parish, and of the Church was changed from Cadzow to Hamilton in the fifteenth century" "In the application to the Pope, in 1450, for converting the parish Church into a Collegiate Church, it is designed, ___the parish church of Cadzow, now called Hamilton," ______Chalmers' Caledonia, Vol. 3 P. 682
"Nothing is known of the fabric of the church until it was rebuilt and adapted for the Collegiate Church after the middle of the 16th century, which from that time served as the parish church." Origines Par. [Parochiales] Scotiae. |
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CROSS [Hamilton] |
Cross (ancient)
Cross (ancient)
Cross (ancient) |
Dr. [Doctor] Fairbairn Effiescroft House
Francis Hamilton Esq T.C. [Town Clerk]
William Henderson Town Clerk |
017.04 |
This name applies to the place where formerly the Fairs and Markets were held. |
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DUCHESS ANNE'S HOSPITAL |
Duchess Annes Hospital
Duchess Annes Hospital
Duchess Annes Hospital
Duchess Annes Hospital |
Dr. [Doctor] Fairbairn
James Nisbet, Esq. Provost
Francis Hamilton Esq. T.C. [Town Clerk]
William Henderson, Town Clerk |
017.04 |
An old house occupied by a number of poor families. Dr. [Doctor] Fairbairn informs me that it was built by the Duchess Anne about the middle of the 17th century as an Hospital, and had been occupied as such till about the beginning of the 18th century when it became disused as an Hospital, and ever since it has been occupied as a dwelling house. There are still 6 or 7 old individuals who receive about £8 per annum from the House of Hamilton in lieu of a house rent, who reside where they choose |
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Dr. [Doctor] Fairbairn was the only person I could find to give me information respecting the above names. It so happens that William Henderson, Town Clerk & Francis Hamilton Esq. are confined very poorly to their beds. D.H.
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CADZOW COTTAGE |
Cadzow Cottage
Cadzow Cottage |
William Vary, Occupier
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house and small garden on the South Side of Union Street. |
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CADZOW VILLA |
Cadzow Villa
Cadzow Villa |
John Torrance, Esqr. Proprietor
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A handsome dwelling house having a garden attached. |
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CADZOWBANK |
Cadzowbank
Cadzowbank |
John Meek Esq, Proprietor
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house having a large garden attached. |
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CHANTINGGROVE |
Chantinggrove
Chantinggrove |
John Meek, Esqr.
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A small but handsome cottage on the south side of Union St [Street] |
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LINNHOLM |
Linnholm
Linnholm |
F. B. McCallum, Esq, Proprietor
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A large and handsome dwelling house having a garden and a small plot of ornamental ground attached. |
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UNION STREET [Hamilton] |
Union Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.03 |
A long street, leading in a Southeasterly direction from the "Peacock Cross" and terminating at the end of "Hope Street" |
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BURGH ACADEMY [Hamilton] |
Burgh Academy
Burgh Academy |
Post Office Directory
William Dickson Rector |
017.04 |
A large, airy, and commodious schoolhouse having ample play ground attached. Three of the rooms are appropriated as class rooms, and the remainder as a dwelling for the Rector who is also the parish Schoolmaster. |
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BURNSIDE HOUSE. |
Burnside House
Burnside House |
D. H. Robertson Esqr. Occupier
On Gateway |
017.04 |
A fine house having offices and a large garden attached. |
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HOPE STREET [Hamilton] |
Hope Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A short street leading from the end of Union St. [Street] to the Burgh Academy. |
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MONUMENT [Burnside House] |
Monument |
D.H. Robertson |
017.04 |
On the South Side of Cadzow Burn is a small monumental stone, put up in memory of a Son of the late W. McCallum, who was proprietor of Burnside House. |
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WOODBURN HOUSE |
Woodburn House |
William Dykes Proprietor & Occupier |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house having Offices, a garden, and a considerable plot of ornamental ground attached. |
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AUCHINGRAMONT HOUSE |
Auchingramont House
Auchingramont House
Auchingramont House |
Post Office Directory
The Rev.[Reverend] Dr.[Doctor] Keith
William Dykes, Woodburn House |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house on the [----] side of Auchingramont Road. |
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AUCHINGRAMONT PLACE |
Auchingramont Place
Auchingramont Place |
The Rev.[Reverend] Dr.[Doctor] Keith, Occupier
Letter Carrier |
017.04 |
A large and handsome dwelling on the north side of Auchingramont |
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AUCHINGRAMONT ROAD [Hamilton] |
Auchingramont Road
Auchingramont Road |
Letter Carriers
The Rev.[Reverend] Dr.[Doctor] Keith |
017.04 |
A Street or road leading from Muir Street, and terminating at Union Street. |
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BANK OF SCOTLAND [Hamilton] |
Branch of the Bank of Scotland
Branch of the Bank of Scotland |
On Door
William Simpson |
017.04 |
A fine building partly occupied [---] a Branch office of the Bank of Scotland and partly by the agents family.
Private property. |
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BRITISH LINEN COMPANY'S BANK [Hamilton] |
Branch of the British Linen Co.[Company] Bank
Branch of the British Linen Co.[Company] Bank |
William Simpson Agent
On Gateway |
017.04 |
A large and handsome building partly occupied as a Branch Office of the Linen Co. [Company] Bank, and partly by the [A---].
Private property. |
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ST MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHAPEL [Hamilton] |
St. Mary's Episcopal Chapel
St. Mary's Episcopal Chapel |
J. Main, Beadle
Post Office Directory |
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A small but handsome edifice, [the] interior of which is fitted up with [----] to accommodate about 200 persons. |
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CADZOW BRIDGE |
Cadzow Bridge
Cadzow Bridge |
Boyd's Map of Hamilton
Mr. Henderson TownClerk |
017.04 |
A fine bridge of 3 arches over Cadzow Burn, in a Street of the same name. |
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CADZOW BUILDINGS |
Cadzow Buildings |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A short range of dwelling houses on the South side of Cadzow Street. |
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CHURCH STREET [Hamilton] |
Church Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A Street branching off Cadzow St [Street] and terminating at Grammar School Square. |
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COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND [Hamilton] |
Branch of the Commercial Bank of Scotland
Branch of the Commercial Bank of Scotland |
Ticket on front of Building
W. Thomson Muir St.[Street] |
017.04 |
A fine building in which there is a Branch Office of the Commercial Bank of Scotland.
"There are none of the Branch Banks in Hamilton the property of the Banking Companies" - R.H. |
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YOUNG STREET [Hamilton] |
Young Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A short narrow Street branching off Church St. [Street] and terminating at the end of Campbell Street. |
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ZION CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL |
Zion Congregational Chapel
Zion Congregational Chapel |
On Front of Building
Mr. Naismith, Church St. [Street] |
017.04 |
A small edifice the interior of which is seated for about 200 persons. |
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ANN STREET [Hamilton] |
Ann Street |
Corner Tickets |
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A Short Street branching off Campbell Street in a westerly direction and terminating at Cadzow St, [Street] |
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CHURCH [Hamilton] |
Church
Church |
Mr. Thomson
Mr. Henderson Town Clerk |
017.04 |
A handsomely built edifice, being the Parish Church, it was built in 1730, the interior is well fitted up with pews galleries etc. Sufficiently commodious for about 800 persons. On the west side of the Grave Yard is a small portion of enclose ground, appropriated as the Cholera Burial ground. |
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MARTYRS' MONUMENT [parish churchyard, Hamilton] |
Martyrs' Monument
Martyrs' Monument |
Mr. Henderson
Cloud of Witnesses |
017.04 |
A small Grave Stone bearing the following inscription. "At Hamilton lie the heads of John Parker, Gavin Hamilton, James Hamilton and Christopher Strang, who suffered at Edinburgh December 7th 1666.
"Stay, passenger, take notice what thou reads "at Edinburgh ly our bodies, here our heads "our right hands stood at Lanark, these we [want] "Because with them we sware the Covenant. |
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CAMPBELL STREET [Hamilton] |
Campbell Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A Street leading in a northerly direction from Chapel Street and terminating at the end of Young St. [Street] |
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CASTLE STREET [Hamilton] |
Castle Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A Street leading from the old Jail and terminating at the end of Cadzow St. [Street] & "Quarry Street. |
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EBENEZER CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL [Hamilton] |
Ebenezer Congregational Chapel
Ebenezer Congregational Chapel |
on Front of edifice
Mr. Martin, Beadle |
017.04 |
A small plain built edifice, the interior of which is well fitted up with pews sufficiently commodious for about 500 persons. |
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POSTGATE |
Postgate |
Corner Ticket |
017.04 |
A narrow irregular Lane branching off Castle Street, and terminating at the end of Young Street. |
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ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND [Hamilton] |
Branch of the Royal Bank of Scotland
Branch of the Royal Bank of Scotland |
On Door
Mr. Thomson |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house the lower flat of which is occupied as Branch office of the Royal Bank of Scotland. |
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CHAPEL STREET [Hamilton] |
Chapel Street |
Corner Tickets |
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An irregular Street branching off Ann Street and terminating at the east end of Lamb Street. |
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CRAIGEN'S HALL |
Craigen's Hall
Craigen's Hall |
Mr. Thomson
Printed Bills |
017.04 |
a tolerably sized private Hall which is let as a place for public meetings, etc. |
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HAMILTON ARMS INN [Hamilton] |
Craigens Hotel and Hamilton Arms Inn
Craigens Hotel and Hamilton Arms Inn |
Sign Board
Mr. Thomson |
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A large Inn, having stabling attached also a tolerably sized private Hall which is let as a place for public meetings, etc. |
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ORPHAN SCHOOL [Hamilton] |
Orphan School
Orphan School |
Mr. Naismith, Manager
Mr. Young "Quarry Loan" |
017.04 |
A small school house, kept up by society, for educating orphan children. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Chapel St, Hamilton] |
U.P. Church |
Mr Young Beadle |
017.04 |
A Small plain built edifice the interior of which is seated for about 600 persons |
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LEECHLEE STREET [Hamilton] |
Leechlee Street |
Corner Ticket |
017.04 |
A Street branching off Lamb St. [Street] and terminating at Chapel Street, |
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BRUCE ARMS INN [Hamilton] |
Bruce Arms Inn
Bruce Arms Inn
Bruce Arms Inn |
Sign Board
Mr Thomson
Mr. Walker Occupier |
017.04 |
A large Inn having stabling attached. |
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FREE GARDENERS' TAVERN [Hamilton] |
Free Gardeners Tavern
Free Gardeners Tavern |
Sign Board
Mr. Thomson |
017.04 |
A small Tavern, on the west side of Quarry Street |
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OLD BLACK BULL INN [Hamilton] |
Old Black Bull Inn
Old Black Bull Inn
Old Black Bull Inn |
Sign Board
Mr. Thomason
Mr Walker |
017.04 |
A tolerably sized Inn on the S. [South] west side of Townhead Street. |
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QUARRY STREET [Hamilton] |
Quarry Loan
Quarry Street
Quarry Street |
Post Office Directory
Corner Tickets
Mr. Henderson Town Clerk |
017.04 |
A long street leading in a south westerly direction and terminating at the end of [Duke Street - crossed out] John Street |
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ROSEMOUNT |
Rosemount
Rosemount |
Mr. Thomson
Mr. Henderson, Waddiefield Villa |
017.04 |
A small but handsome Cottage having a large garden attached. |
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WADDELLBANK |
Waddellbank
Waddellbank |
Mr Allan Occupier
Mr Thomson |
017.04 |
A handsome dwelling house on the S.E. [South East] side of Quarry St. [Street] |
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WHITE HORSE TAVERN [Hamilton] |
White Horse Tavern |
Sign Board
Mr. Thomson |
017.04 |
A small Tavern, being the 2nd house inQuarry Loan from the end of Cadzow St. [Street] |
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BAILLIE'S CAUSEWAY |
Baillie's Causway
Baillie's Causway
Baillie's Cawsey |
Corner Ticket
Mr Henderson, Provost
Map of Town |
017.04 |
A narrow Lane branching off Townhead Street and terminating at "Duke Street". |
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BLACKSWELL LANE |
Blackswell Lane |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A Lane branching off Townhead Street and terminating at the road leading to Edinburgh |
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COMMERCIAL INN [Hamilton] |
Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn |
Sign Board
Mr. Henderson |
017.04 |
A large Inn having stabling attached |
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TOWNHEAD STREET [Hamilton] |
Townhead Street
Townhead Street |
Corner Tickets
Post Office directory |
017.04 |
A Street leading in a South easterly direction from the end of Quarry __ Cadzow & Castle - Streets and terminating at the east end of Miller Street. |
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WADIEFIELD VILLA |
Waddiefield Villa
Waddiefield Villa |
Mr. Henderson Occupier
Mr. Henderson, Provost Pine Cottages |
017.04 |
A handsome cottage on the West Side of Baillie's Causway |
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BLACKSWELL COTTAGE |
Blackswell Cottage
Blackswell Cottage |
Mr. Henderson
W. Thomson |
017.04 |
A small cottage having a large orchard attached. |
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BLACKSWELL UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH |
Blackswell U. P. Church |
The Rev. James Inglis |
017.04 |
A small plain built edifice the interior of which is fitted up with seats to acommodate about 600 persons. |
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MANSE [nr Blackswell U.P. Church] |
Manse |
Rev James Inglis |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house being the Manse in connection with Blackswell U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church. |
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TEMPERANCE HALL [nr Blackswell U.P. Church, Hamilton] |
Temperance Hall
Temperance Hall |
Inscribed on Front of building
Mr. Thomson |
017.04 |
A small building appropriated as a Hall for Temperance meetings. |
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AUCHINCAMPBELL |
Auchincampbell
Auchincampbell |
Dr. [Doctor] Naismith, Proprietor
Dr. [Doctor] Keith, Auchingramont Place |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house, having a large garden, and some ornamental ground attached |
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BRANDON STREET [Hamilton] |
Brandon Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A Street leading from the end of Hope St. [Street] and terminating at Quarry St [Street]. On the South side of this St. [Street] is a large plain built Church, the interior of which is seated for about 900 persons. |
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BRANDON UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH |
Brandon U.[United] P.[Presbyterian] Church |
Mr McKill, Druggist
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
On the South side of this St. [Street] is a large plain built Church, the interior of which is seated for about 900 persons. |
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HOPE STREET [Hamilton] |
Hope Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A short Street leading from the end of Union St. [Street] and terminating at the "Burgh Academy" |
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ORCHARD STREET [Hamilton] |
Orchard Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A Street leading in a southwesterly from the east end of Unior St. [Street] and terminating at "Bent Cottages". |
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ROSE VILLA |
Rose Villa |
Mr McAdams, Occupier Rector of [St] John's [F.C.] Academy
Post Office address |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house north of Brandon Street |
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WESTERPARK |
Westerpark |
Thomas Paterson Proprietor
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A small but handsome cottage having a large garden attached. |
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BRANDON COTTAGE |
Brandon Cottage
Brandon Cottage |
Mr. Dickson Occupier
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A handsome Cottage east of [Brandon - scored out] Orchard Street |
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DONAGHADEE COTTAGE |
Donaghadee Cottage
Donaghadee Cottage |
Mr. Cochrane Occupier
Post Office address |
017.04 |
A small but handsome cottage east of Orchard St. [Street] |
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ORCHARD PLACE |
Orchard Place |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A number of fine dwelling houses on the northwest side of Orchard St. [Street] |
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ORCHARDHILL |
Orchardhill
Orchardhill |
Dr. [Doctor] Miller Occupier
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A handsome dwelling house having a large garden attached |
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QUARRY ROAD [Hamilton] |
Quarry Road |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A Street leading from the end of John Street, and terminating at Bent Cottage, or the end of Orchard Street. |
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ALLANBANK |
Allanbank
Allanbank |
Mr King Occupier
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house having a large garden attached, |
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BRANDON LODGE |
Brandon Lodge |
Capt [Captain] Campbell, Occupier
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A handsome cottage having a garden attached, on the N.W. [North West] side of the "Quarray Road". |
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BUTTER BURN |
Butter Burn |
Mr Dickson, Rector of the Burgh Academy
Mr Henderson, Provost |
017.04 |
A small stream or burn having its rise from a place called the "Paddocks" and running in a northerly direction to its influx with "Cadzow Burn" at the "Burgh Academy". |
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DUKE STREET [Hamilton] |
Duke Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A Street leading from Quarry Street and terminating at the end of Low Patrick Street |
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MARYBANK |
Marybank
Marybank |
Mr. Naismith, Occupier
C.A. Stevenson |
017.04 |
A dwelling house on the west side of Quarry Street. |
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ST JOHN'S FREE CHURCH [Hamilton] |
St. John's Free Church
St. John's Free Church |
The Rev. [Reverend] William Buchan
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A large plain built edifice, the interior of which is well fitted up with pews Gallery etc sufficiently commodious for 1000 persons. |
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ST JOHN'S FREE CHURCH ACADEMY [Hamilton] |
St. John's Free Church Academy
St. John's Free Church Academy
St. John's Free Church Academy |
Mr McAdamas Rector
Mr. Thomson Teacher
Mr Mason Teacher |
017.04 |
Attached to, and in connection with this Church is a large and fine Academy. |
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GATESIDE HOUSE |
Gateside House
Gateside House |
Col. [Colonel] Stevenson, Proprietor
Post Office Directory |
017.40 |
A house and Offices having a large garden attached. |
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LAMB STREET |
Lamb Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.40 |
A Street from Quarry Street, and terminating at the Butter Burn |
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HOLMES STREET [Hamilton] |
Holmes Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A short Street leading from Duke St. [Street], and terminating at Baillie's Causway. |
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LOW PATRICK STREET [Hamilton] |
Low Patrick Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A street leading from Townhead St [Street] and terminating at Duke Street |
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PINE COTTAGE |
Pine Cottage |
Mr. Henderson, Provost occupier |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house having a large garden attached |
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SPENCERSIDE |
Spencerside
Spencerside |
Mr Mather Occupier
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house on the southwest side of Townhead St. [Street] |
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ST JOHN'S LANE |
St. John's Lane
St. John's Lane |
Post Office address
Mr Henderson |
017.04 |
A short street leading from James St. [Street], and terminating behind St. John's F. C. [Free Church] Academy |
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STONEACRE |
Stoneacre |
D. Gardener Esqr. Occupier
Dr. [Doctor] Lennox Woodcroft House |
017.14 |
A fine dwelling house having offices a garden, and a small plot of ornamental ground attached |
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WOODCROFT HOUSE |
Woodcroft House |
Dr. [Doctor] Lennox Occupier |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house, and offices on the southwest side of Townhead St. [Street] |
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GILBERTFIELD |
Gilbertfield
Gilbertfield |
Mr. Ralston
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house on the east side of High Patrick Street |
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HIGH PATRICK STREET [Hamilton] |
High Patrick Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A Street leading from the end of Miller St. [Street] and terminating at Woodside Walk |
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JAMES STREET [Hamilton] |
James Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A Street branching off John Street and terminating at the end of High Patrick St. [Street] |
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MILLER STREET [Hamilton] |
Miller Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A Street leading from the end of Low Patrick St, [Street] and terminating at the South end of Townhead St. [Street] |
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PATRICKCROFT |
Patrickcroft
Patrickcroft |
Mr. Gilchrist Occupier
Mr. Rodgers |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house on the side of John Street |
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RAMSAY'S BUILDINGS |
Ramsay's Buildings |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A range of dwelling houses on the South side of John St. [Street] |
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SPENCERFIELD |
Spencerfield
Spencerfield |
Mr. McFarlane Proprietor
Mr. Ralston |
017.04 |
A handsome dwelling house south of Miller Street |
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WOODSIDE COTTAGE |
Woodeside Cottage
Woodeside Cottage |
Mr. Stevenson Occupier
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A fine cottage on the west side of High Patrick St. [Street] |
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HADDOW STREET [Hamilton] |
Haddow Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A street leading from John Street and terminating at Woodside Walk |
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JOHN STREET [Hamilton] |
John Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A street leading southeasterly off the end of Quarry Street and terminating at High Patrick Street |
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PARK COTTAGE |
Park Cottage |
Wm Rodgers, Occupier
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A handsome dwelling house on the south side of John Street |
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TEMPLEHALL |
Templehall |
The Rev Thos Struthers, Occupier
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house on the west side of Quarry Road |
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GATESIDE COTTAGE |
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BALLGREEN |
Ballgreen
Ballgreen |
Mr. Henshaw, Occupier
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house and offices having a garden attached. |
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GREAT AVENUE [Hamilton Palace] |
Great Avenue
Great Avenue |
Mr. Suiter
Map of Hamilton by Boyd |
017.04 |
A fine wide, green, avenue extending from the Palace to Chatelherault |
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HUTTONBANK |
Huttonbank
Huttonbank |
Mr. Suiter, Factor to the Duke of Hamilton
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A large and fine dwelling house having Offices a large garden and small plot of ornamental ground attached |
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PRIORY HOUSE |
Priory House
Priory House |
John Potter Esqr. Occupier
Alexander Gibson |
017.04 |
A handsome dwelling house having a garden attached |
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SPENCERSIDE HOUSE |
Spencerside House
Spencerside House |
Mr. Morrison Occupier
Post Directory |
017.04 |
A fine house having office and a garden attached. |
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TOWNHEAD HOUSE |
Townhead House
Townhead House |
Alexander Gibson Esqr. of Castlehill Occupier
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house having Offices and a garden attached. |
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ANGUS LODGE |
Angus Lodge
Angus Lodge
Angus Lodge
Peasebank |
Major General Richardson Occupier
Dr. [Doctor] Wharrie
Alexander Gibson Esqr.
Hamilton Map, by Boyd. |
017.04 |
A large and fine dwelling house, having offices, a garden and a large orchard attached. |
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AVONGRANGE |
Avongrange
Avongrange |
Dr. [Doctor] Wharrie Occupier
Alexander Gibson Esqr. |
017.04 |
A large and handsome dwelling house having Offices and a large garden attached |
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BROKENCROSS |
Brokencross
Brokencross
Brokencross |
Dr. [Doctor] Fairbairn
Francis Hamilton, Esqr. T.Cl. [Town Clerk]
William Henderson Town Clerk |
017.04 |
A row of old thatched dwelling houses at the east end of Miller Street. |
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BROKENCROSS HOUSE |
Brokencross House
Brokencross House
Brokencross House |
Dr. [Doctor] Fairbairn Effiescroft House
Francis Hamilton, Esq. T.Cl. [Town Clerk]
William Henderson, Town Clerk |
017.04 |
A dwelling house occupied by a few families of the working class. Situated at the end of Townhead St. [Street] |
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BRANDON BREWERY |
Brandon Brewery
Brandon Brewery |
W. McKenzie Occupier
On Gateway |
017.04 |
A small Brewery on the east side of the 'Quarry Road' |
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BUTTERBURN BRIDGE |
Butterburn Bridge
Butterburn Bridge |
Map of Town by Boyd
W. Henderson Town Clerk |
017.04 |
A small bridge spanning the Butter Burn at the extreme end of Gateside Street. Close to this Bridge are the Gas Works which supplies the town with lights. |
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BUTTERBURN INN. |
Butterburn Inn |
Mr. Wilson
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
On the west side of it [Gateside Street] is a small Inn called the "Butterburn Inn" |
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PORTLAND PLACE [Hamilton] |
Portland Place |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
3 long ranges of dwelling houses on the east side of the road that leads to Strathavon. |
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TUPHALL |
Tuphall
Tuphall |
Mr. Henderson Town Clerk
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A fine house having Offices and a large garden attached. |
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GAS WORKS |
Gas Works |
Map of Town by Boyd
Mr. Henderson Town Clerk |
017.40 |
Close to this Bridge are the Gas Works which supplies the town with lights, |
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GATESIDE STREET |
Gateside Street |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A Street leading from the Quarry Road and terminating at Butterburn Bridge. On the west side of it is a small Inn called the "Butterburn Inn" |
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BENT COTTAGE |
Bent Cottage
Bent Cottage |
John Litster Esqr.
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A fine cottage immediately at the south end of Orchard St. [Street] |
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HAMILTON ORPHAN AND CHARITY SCHOOL |
Hamilton Orphan & Charity School
Hamilton Orphan & Charity School
Hamilton Orphan & Charity School |
Dr. [Doctor] Wharrie, Vice President
The Rev. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Keith, President
On Gate Way |
017.04 |
A fine School house having a tolerably sized play ground attached. It was Instituted in 1839 by a number of Gentlemen. |
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LOCHEND COTTAGE |
Lochend Cottage
Lochend Cottage |
John Litster Esqr. Lochside Cottage
Letter Carriers |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house on the north side of a Ph [Parish] Road that leads from Orchard St. [Street] |
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LOCHSIDE COTTAGE |
Lochside Cottage
Lochside Cottage |
John Litster Esqr.
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A fine Cottage immediately east of Lochend Cottage. |
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QUARRYHALL |
Quarryhall
Quarryhall |
D. O. Marianski, Proprietor
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A fine Dwelling house having a large garden and Quarry attached |
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TUPHALL ROAD [Hamilton] |
Tuphall Road |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A Ph. [Parish] Road leading from the Quarry Road and terminating a short distance past "Tuphall". |
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WOODLANDS |
Woodlands
Woodlands |
Miss Hamilton Occupier
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A large and fine dwelling house having offices, a small plot of ornamental ground, and garden attached. |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside |
Dr. [Doctor] Dykes
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house having a large garden attached, the property of Dr. [Doctor] Dykes. |
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WOODSIDE WALK |
Woodside Walk |
Corner Tickets |
017.04 |
A Street leading easterly off Gateside St. [Street] and terminating at the Gate that opens to the Woodlands. |
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CLAUD'S BURN |
Claud's Burn |
See the Descriptive Remarks for 25 inch Scale |
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BARNCLUITH ROAD [Hamilton] |
Barncluith Road
Barncluith Road
Barncluith Road |
Mr. Fisher, Glaudsburn
W. Gibson, Townhead Ho [House]
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A Parish Road leading from near the end of Miller St. [Street] and bearing this name as far as "Covan Burn". |
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CASTLEHILL CRESCENT [Hamilton] |
Castlehill Crescent
Castlehill Crescent
Castlehill Crescent |
Dr. [Doctor] Wharrie, Avongrange
W. Gibson
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A Crescent, having on the west side a few fine villas occupied by respectable families. |
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COVAN BRIDGE |
Covan Bridge
Covan Bridge |
Dr. [Doctor] Wharrie
Map of Town by, Boyd |
017.04 |
A Bridge of one arch spanning the Covan Burn on the road that leads to Carlisle. |
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COVAN BURN |
Covan Burn |
Dr. [Doctor] Wharrie
Map of Town by Boyd |
017.04 |
For a general description see 25 inch scale. |
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GLAUDSBURN |
Glaudsburn
Glaudsburn
Glaudsburn
Glaudsburn
Claudsburn |
James Fisher, Proprietor
George McKay, Superintendent of County Police Glaudsburn House
Alexander Gibson Esqr. of Castlehill
W. Henderson Provost
Town Map by Boyd |
017.04 |
A Cottage having offices, and an orchard attached. |
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GLAUDSBURN HOUSE |
Glaudsburn House
Glaudsburn House
Glaudsburn House
Glaudsburn House |
James Fisher, Proprietor
George McKay Occupier & Superintendent of County Police
Letter Carriers
Post Office Address |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house on the west side of Barncluith Road. |
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CASTLEHILL |
Castlehill
Castlehill
Castlehill |
Alexander Gibson Esqr. Proprietor
Mr Bald Occupier
Post Office Directory |
017.04 |
A fine dwelling house built about 20 years ago upon the site of a more ancient structure which beared date 1752, and which was nothing more than a small cottage of one Story in height. |
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GLAUDS BURN |
Glauds Burn
Glauds Burn
Glauds Burn
Glauds Burn |
James Fisher, Glaudsburn
George McKay, Glaudsburn House
Alexander Gibson Esqr. of Castlehill
is the proper orthog. [orthography] and not Claud's Burn as given on the 25 inch scale (see authorities for Glaudsburn in next page) |
017.04 |
A small Stream or burn having its rise in the "Paddocks" and running easterly to its influx with Covan Burn, at Castlehill. |
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Almadahill 17 4 2 11
Auchingramont Place 17 4 8 32
Auchingramont Road 17 4 8 32
Auchingramont House 17 4 8 32
Ann Street 17 4 9 34
Auchincampbell 17 4 13 41
Allanbank 17 4 13 41
Angus Lodge 17 4 15 50
Avongrange 17 4 15 50
Barrack Entry 11 16 22/23 3
Beechfield 11 16 23 3
Brandon Villa 11 16 23 3
Burnbank Road 17 4 1 5
Bellevue Place 17 4 2 9
Beckford Street 17 4 2 9
Barrack Street 17 4 2 10
Bothwell Road 17 4 3 13
Back Row 17 4 3 17
Burial Ground 17 4 3 17
Bothy 17 4 4 22
Back of Barns 17 4 4 25
Burnside House 17 4 8 31
Burgh Academy 17 4 8 31
Branch of the British Linen Co Bank 17 4 8 32
Branch of the Bank of Scotland 17 4 8 32
Branch of the Commercial Bank of Scotland 17 4 9 33
Branch of the Royal Bank of Scotland 17 4 9 35
Bruce Arms Inn 17 4 9 37
Baillie's Causeway 17 4 9 38
Blackswell Lane 17 4 9 38
Blackswell Cottage 17 4 9 39
Blackswell W P Church 17 4 9 39
Brandon Street 17 4 13 41 |
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Brandon U.P. Church 17 4 13 41
Brandon Cottage 17 4 13 42
Brandon Lodge 17 4 13 43
Butter Burn 17 4 13 43
Ballgreen 17 4 15 49
Brokencross House 17 4 15 51
Brokencross 17 4 15 51
Brandon Brewery 17 4 18 53
Butterburn Bridge 17 4 18 53
Butterburn Inn 17 4 18 53
Bent Cottage 17 4 18 54
Barncluith Road 17 4 20 57
Cavalry Barracks 11 16 22/23 3
Clyde Street 17 4 1 6
Clydesdale Cottage 17 4 1 6
Cross Keys P.H. 17 4 1 7
Caledonian Railway (Hamilton Branch) 17 4 1 7
County Buildings 17 4 2 9
Caledonian Railway Inn 17 4 2 10
Currie House 17 4 2 11
Catherinebank 17 4 3 13
Craven Cottage 17 4 3 15
Cadzow Cottage 17 4 3 15
Cadzow Street 17 4 3 16
Cadzow House 17 4 3 18
Church Street 17 4 4 24
Cadzow Burn 17 4 4 25
Collegiate Church (site of) 17 4 4 26
Cross 17 4 4 27
Cadzowbank 17 4 7 29
Chantinggrove 17 4 7 29
Cadzow Villa 17 4 7 29
Cadzow Cottage 17 4 7 29
Cadzow Bridge 17 4 9 33
Cadzow Buildings 17 4 9 33
Church Street 17 4 9 33 |
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Church 17--4--9--34
Campbell Street 17--4--9--35
Castle Street 17--4--9--35
Craigen's Hall 17--4--9--36
Chapel Street 17--4--9--36
Commercial Inn 17--4--9--38
Castlehill Crescent 17--4--20--57
Coran Bridge 17--4--20--57
Coran Burn 17--4--20--57
Castlehill 17--4--20--58
Dunrod Cottage 17--4--1--5
Douglas Street 17--4--2--9
Dovecot Ha' 17--4--4--23
Duchess Anne's Hospital 17--4--4--27
Donaghadee Cottage 17--4--13--42
Duke Street 17--4--14--45
Effie's Croft 17--4--3--13
Elmbank House 17--4--3--17
Effiescroft House 17--4--3--17
Ebenezer Congregational Chapel 17--4--9--35
Fore Row 17--4--3--17
Factor's Office 17--4--4--21
Flesh Market 17--4--4--23
Free Gardeners' Tavern 17--4--9--37
Garnetbank 17--4--3--15
Gilmour House 17--4--3--15
Greenside Tannery 17--4--4--23
Grammarschool Square 17--4--4--24
Grain Mills 17--4--4--25
Gateside House 17--4--14--45
Gilbertfield 17--4--14--47
Gateside Street 17--4--14--48
Gateside Cottage 17--4--14--48
Great Avenue 17--4--15--49
Gas Works 17--4--18--53 |
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Glaudsburn 17--4--20--57
Glaudsburn House 17--4--20--57
Glauds Burn 17--4--20--58
Hamilton Foundry (Iron) 17--4--1--5
Hume Cottage 17--4--1--5
Herbertfield 17--4--1--6
Hamilton Palace 17--4--4--22
Hope Street 17--4--8--31
Holmes Street 17--4--14--46
High Patrick Street 17--4--14--47
Haddow Street 17--4--14--48
Huttonbank 17--4--15--49
Hamilton Orphan & Charity School 17--4--18--54
Infantry Barracks 17--4--2--10
James Street 17--4--14--47
John Street 17--4--14--48
King's Arms Hotel 17--4--3--13
Laurelbank 17--4--3--16
Linnholm 17--4--7--29
Leechlee Street 17--4--9--36
Lamb Street 17--4--14--45
Low Patrick Street 17--4--14--46
Lochend Cottage 17--4--18--54
Lochside Cottage 17--4--18--54
Militia Staff Barracks 11--16--22/23--3
Montreal House 17--4--3--13
Muirhall 17--4--3--13
McGhie Street 17--4--3--14
Muir Street 17--4--3--16
Muirside Cottage 17--4--3--18
Muir Wynd 17--4--4--20
Monument 17--4--8--31
Martyr's Monument 17--4--9--34 |
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Marybank 17--4--14--45
Miller Street 17--4--14--47
New Wynd 17--4--4--24
Officers' Quarters 11--16--22/23--3
Oakfield Villa 11--16--22/23--4
Oakbank 17--4--3--14
Old Prison 17--4--4--21
Orphan School 17--4--9--36
Old Black Bull Inn 17--4--9--37
Orchard Street 17--4--13--41
Orchard Place 17--4--13--42
Orchard Hill 17--4--13--42
Peacock Cross 17--4--1--7
Prison 17--4--2--9
Poorhouse 17--4--4--21
Postgate 17--4--9--35
Pine Cottage 17--4--14--46
Patrick croft 17--4--14--47
Park Cottage 17--4--14--48
Priory House 17--4--15--49
Portland Place 17--4--18--53
Quarry Street 17--4--9--37
Quarry Road 17--4--13--42
Quarryhall 17--4--18--54
Riding School 11--16--22/23--3
Rockwell 17--4--1--5
Railway Tavern 17--4--1--7
Ross' Alms House 17--4--3--19
Riding School 17--4--4--22
Rosemount 17--4--9--37
Rose Villa 17--4--13--41
Ramsay's Buildings 17--4--14--47
Soldiers' Quarters 11-16--22/23--3
School 17--4--2--9
Saffronhall U.P.Church 17--4--3--14 |
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Springbank 17--4--3--15
Saffronhall Place 17--4--3--15
St. Mary's R.C.Chapel 17--4--3--16
Saffronhall Cottage 17--4--3--16
Silverwells House 17--4--3--17
Stables 17--4--4--22
Shieling Hill 17--4--4--24
St Mary's Episcopal Chapel 17--4--8--32
St John's Free Church 17--4--14--45
St John's Free Church Academy 17--4--14--45
St John's Lane 17--4--14--46
Stoneacre 17--4--14--46
Spencerside 17--4--14--46
Spencerfield 17--4--14--47
Spencerside House 17--4--15--49
Temperance Hall 17--4--9--39
Templehall 17--4--14--48
Townhead House 17--4--15--49
Tuphall 17--4--18--53
Tuphall Road 17--4--18--54
U.P. Church 17--4--3--17
Union Street 17--4--7--29
U.P. Church 17--4--9--36
Viewfield Place 17--4--1--6
Windmill Road 17--4--3--14
Windmill Cottage 17--4--3--15
Washing Green 17--4--3--24
Woodburn House 17--4--8--31
White Horse Tavern 17--4--9--37
Waddellbank 17--4--9--37
Waddiefield Villa 17--4--9--38
Westerpark 17--4--13--41
Woodcroft House 17--4--14--46
Woodside Cottage 17--4--14--47
Woodside Walk 17--4--19--55
Woodside 17--4--19--55
Woodlands 17--4--19--55
Young Street 17--4--9--33
Zambese Cottage 17--4--1--6
Zion Congregational Capel 17--4--9--33 |
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