EAW022833 ENGLAND (1949). Tweedmouth Railway Station and the town, Tweedmouth, from the south-east, 1949

Approx position of a recorded 2ndWW road block (concrete blocks).

2ndWW anti-tank blocks.

the 19th century lower toll house for Tweedmouth , The strategic Great North road from London, Newcastle, to Edinburgh passed through here and across the tweed Bridge. Its importance was 'replaced' by the coming of the railway and the Royal Border viaduct. in 21st century it is a chinese food takeaway, but still standing!

Tweed Dock

Flour Mill Probably Tweedmouth Roller Mills, extant in 1915 when run by the firm H. O. Short, founded in 1843

Border Brewery

Bridge over Billendean Road

Bridge over Northumberland Road

WWII Anti Tank Blocks (e11985).

Tweedmouth Station

River Tweed

Looks like a United single deck bus on the A1 Great North Road

Berwick Bus Station jointly operated by United Automobile Services of Darlington and SMT of Edinburgh. The two companies had adjoining bus garages on the site. Now demolished.