Newton Stewart, Dumfries and Galloway

Old Photos , Historic Maps , Local History Books and Memories of Newton Stewart

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Old Photos of Newton Stewart
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Newton Stewart in 1950

Old Maps of Newton Stewart

Historic Maps of Newton Stewart and the local area.

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Map of Newton Stewart in 1905

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Sheet Maps of Newton Stewart

Historic Folded Sheet Maps of Newton Stewart and the local area, matching current OS Landranger Sheet Maps.

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Memories of Newton Stewart
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Florists

Does anyone remember the florist in Newton Stewart run by a Mrs. Allan in the 1940's? I have no details of her except that she was a trained nurse and worked at Galloway House when it was a hospital. I don't know where her shop was or what family she had.

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Added 18 October 2016

Ian Emery

Ian, Yes I remember you at Minnigaff, we used to have a three way sports with Minnigaff, Stronord and Glentrool in the playing field. Minnigaff always won, Stronord second and poor Glentrool with about twenty pupils last. All old faces are still here, Tom Marr, Willie Cuthbertson, and oh, did some of the girls look pretty in the navy knickers. Yes, great times and some hard footy matches in the park. Tom Hydes was the best header of a football I've ever seen. Good luck.

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