SPW040485 SCOTLAND (1932). Stonehaven, general view, showing St James the Great Episcopal Church and Allardice Street. An oblique aerial photograph taken facing north.

Slug Road

Northern Scottish bus depot

Belmont house

Invercowie House

Fetteresso school, now Stonehaven Community Centre.

Think this house still stands but everything to its right, including the pale roofed shed and to back and to left as far as road demolished and modern flats built. No idea of when.

St Mary's Church.

Mowat Tannery. A big local employer and key Stonehaven industry in the early 20th century.

A feeing market took place in the square.

R W Thompson, the inventor of the pneumatic tyre was born here.

Bonded warehouse.

Stevenson's Laundry.

Cowie Meal Mill.

St Bridget's Hall for Dunnottar Church.

Police Station / Court.

Ramsay Shop, sold clothes (draper).

St Leonard's hotel.

Bay Hotel

This garden is now the petrol station.

The Mill inn. Temperance Hotel?

St James Church

Used to be the Post Office

Site of the Carron Restaurant, built in the Art-deco style by the Co-operative movement as a meeting place for the ladies of the town.

Mineral Well Park

South Church

Dunnottar School