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Connelpark 1908 |
Aerial view of Connelpark not long after the rows were pulled down |
The chapel at the Legate |
Can you name the woman at this cottage at the Leggate? |
The Bank House |
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Outside the chippy at Craigbank 1934. Adam Park, Neilly McCulloch, Andrew Whiteford, R Park, Mungo Whiteford, Jimmy McClatchie, Guy Weir, J Brown and Andrew Hastings |
Wooden bridge over the Nith built for trains by the Lanemark coal company |
Ardnith House although the house has been demolished, there is still an air raid shelter in the garden |
Picture from the air of the crater after the disaster in 1950 |
The Bank Bowling Green 1930. |
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The old Bank Post Office and Bank church being demolished 1961 |
Picnic at Connel Burn. Can anyone put names to them? |
Kids at the play park at Connelpark. Can anyone identify them? |
The Bank House being demolished |
Another one of the Bank House being demolished |
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The Lees family at what is probably Hunter's van on the Mansfield Road |
Seaforth House where the pit managers lived |
Possibly New Cumnock United pictured outside Curries Pub in the late 20's |
The Scott's House on the Shilling Hill |
Picture of an unknown baby thought to have been taken at the Leggate |
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Picture from the same series as the other baby at the Leggate |
A wee boy with his tricycle at the Leggate |
Single Decker bus passing Knowetop |
Can anyone name this family. Looks like the lad was a member of the scouts and it was taken at the Leggate |
Taken inside the Chapel at the Leggate |
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Taken at the Leggate in the early 1900's but no names. If you can help, please email me. |
The Bank Church which was demolished around 1961 |
Connelpark coop and staff including John Dickson, Archie Lawson and Willie Henderson |
George McTurk and two unknown kids taken at Connelpark. Murray's Shop in the background and the stables on the left |
Taken during the winter at Dalricket Mill |
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The Glens lift the Junior League Title, 1930 |
Seaforth House. Once the home of Andrew Begg - Area Manager. Details from Wee Wullie Stevenson, former resident of the Boig Road. |
Names needed again please |
Taken at the Leggate but need names for them |
Boy with the red tie and blonde hair is Eddie Lopez. Boy in the jacket is Ewan Main, the girl is Gillian McCann and the teacher is Mrs. Smith. Thanks to Rosita Lopez for the info. Further info from Catriona Main |
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The Bank post office 1920 with Mrs. McClatchie and Mrs. Reid |
John Hall and Jackie delivering the milk at Burnside around 1920 |
Burnside in the 1960's |
The Burnfoot Rows |
Jimmy Henry at 15, the Crescent, Craigbank. Name by Amelia Nairn and Carola Allan nee Henry
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Taken somewhere in the Burnside area. Can anyone identify them and the location |
Can anyone name the miners at the Bank Brae |
And for these ones going to work around the Burnfoot area |
Mr Stewart, Mr. McNeish and unknown person at Bank pit old workshops |
Rescuers heading into the Bank pit during the disaster 1950 |
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Typical miners row bath time scenario |
A couple of miners eating their piece but who are they? |
Name the miners and if your really clever, the pony too |
A miner gets his back washed by his wife. |
Families wait for their loved ones to be rescued at the Bank pit, 1950 |
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The last shift at Pennyvenie which was between Burnside and Dalmellington |
Colin McLatchie home from work at the Crescent, 1938 |
4 miners but I need names and location |
Rescue workers toil through the night, Knockshinnoch 1950 |
Men try to fill the crater 1950 |
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The funeral of Samuel Rowan who died in the Knockshinnoch disaster, 1950. Thanks to Sam Rowan, nephew of the late Samuel for the information |
Rescue workers at the crater, Knockshinnoch 1950 |
Rescuers bring an injured miner to safety. Picture supplied by Jim Park |
The chalets under construction at Glenafton caravan park |
Another chalet being built |
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The Bank House |
Another view of the Bank House |
This will bring back memories for many miners |
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