Photographic Views of Kilmarnock & Loudoun

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Bellfield Shops, Kilmarnock.
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Railway Viaduct, Soulis Street, Kilmarnock.
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'Peace and Plenty', Kilmarnock
Burnbank row of cottages, now demolished.
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King's Theatre, Kilmarnock
Kilmarnock's original theatre which was replaced by the Palace.
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View of Howard Park, Kilmarnock.
You can see Kilmarnock Academy in the background.
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Council House, Kilmaurs and Monument.
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Main Street, Kilmaurs
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Tour House, Kilmaurs
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Co-operative Society Buildings, Brewland Street, Galston
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Polworth Street, Galston
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Bentinck Terrace and Saint Sophia's Chapel, Galston
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Brewland Street, Galston (1)
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Loudoun Kirkyard
Loudoun Kirk, just outside Galston may have been founded as early as the 12th century.  It is also t
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Titchfield Street, Galston
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The Cross, Galston
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Lime Road Walk, nr. Galston
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Bridge Street, Galston
Bridge Street showing the Black Bull Hotel.
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Loudoun Avenue, nr. Galston
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Brewland Street, Galston
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Lainshaw Street,Stewarton
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Brown Street, Newmilns
A view through Newmilns with the Railway Hotel in the foreground.
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London Road, Kilmarnock
This view of London Road shows one of Kilmarnock's Green Trams on route to Hurlford.
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King Street, Kilmarnock
This photograph of a bustling Kilmarnock town centre clearly shows the tram lines.  The famous green
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Main Street, Newmilns
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High Street, Newmilns
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Waterslap - Low Fenwick
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Kilmarnock House Industrial School
 Kilmarnock House was the comfortable townshouse of the Boyd family, the EArls of Kilmarnock, which
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John Finnie Street
This postcard looks down a fully cobbled John Finnie Street from Kilmarnock's railway station.
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The Cross, Hurlford
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High Fenwick
This postcard shows High Fenwick from the Wallace Arms Hotel.
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The Ford, Dean Castle
Many Kilmarnock residents will remember The Ford near the entrance to Dean Castle Country Park as a
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Dean Bridge, Borland Water
This picturesque view of Dean Bridge remains largely unchanged.  The bridge crosses the river behind
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Co-operative Flour Store
In 1878, the Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society opened a depot in Kilmarnock, this is an image
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Green Street, Kilmarnock
Green Street, which connected with Duke Street, no longer exists. It was one of the casualties of th
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Kilmarnock, the old town.
This picture, taken from the Kay Park, shows a view of Kilmarnock which can no longer be seen.  The
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Riccarton
Riccarton is now part of Kilmarnock.  Named Richard Town after the night Richard Loccard, it probabl
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Sandbed housing
These houses in Sandbed Street, Kilmarnock were built in the Scots vernacular style and demonstrate
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Kilmarnock Power Station
The heaviest users of the electricity produced by Kilmarnock's power station when it was first built
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Sandbed Street,Kilmarnock
The sandbed was used as the main route through Kilmarnock from north to south until King Street was
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Lauder Bridge, Kilmarnock
Named after Hugh Lauder of Lauder's Emporium, King Street, who raised the funds for it's constructio
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The Juggs, Kilmaurs
The village of Kilmaurs, just north of Kilmarnock, first received a charter making it a burgh of bar
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Park Path and Lauder Bridge
Lauder Bridge was opened at the turn of the twentieth century and has since been replaced.  In the b
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Bank Place, Kilmarnock
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Old Market Stance, John Finnie Street, Kilmarnock
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