SAW008034 SCOTLAND (1947). Prestwick Airport. An oblique aerial photograph taken facing east.

12A, 12B and 12C Hangars

11A, 11B and 11C Hangars

Adamton House, (also known as Adamtoun, Edemstone and Adamston) The former estate of Adamton House is cut through by the A77 on its western edge. The late 19th-century sandstone house sits on a series of grass banks with ornate balustrades and steps. The designed landscape at Adamton House was laid out during the early-18th century and included two woods. By the mid-19th century it had become more compact. A new house was built in the 1880s by George Alexander Baird. The landscape has since been degraded due to road development and the use of the site by the United States Airforce and British Aerospace. The house has recently been converted for use as a hotel.

Orangefield House, perhaps? The old control tower was built onto the top of this building.

Old Public School, now the Prestwick Community Centre

Berelands Rd

Consolidated Liberator AM916, one of the first deliered to the RAF in 1941. Served with 120 Sqdn.

This looks like a Catalina flying boat (amphibian version) on the apron, with possibly two Dakotas ahead of it.

The ex St Cuthbert's Parish Church. Now is/was in use by another denomination of church. http://canmore.rcahms.gov.uk/en/site/225011/details/prestwick+monkton+road+st+cuthbert+s+parish+church/

Ruined old parish church, dedicated to St Nicholas. http://canmore.rcahms.gov.uk/en/site/41702/details/prestwick+kirk+street+old+parish+church/

The village of Monkton.

Prestwick Railway Station.

The Palace of Engineering from the 1938 Empire Exhibition re-erected at the airport. It is there to this day.