Stoneyburn, Lothian

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Old Maps of Stoneyburn

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Map of Stoneyburn in 1904-1905

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Sheet Maps of Stoneyburn

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Memories of Stoneyburn
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My Life

I was born in Bangour hospital in 1957 I lived in Garden City bents,I remember the pits as all my family were miners, my dad grandpa and uncles, I remember never being inside , the steam trains with the coal from the Lady pit, and the Fulshea steam engine

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Added 08 June 2014

The Town Where I Was Born.

I was born in 1 Auld Raws, next to the close which was next to Tanny shop and Green Tree Pub. I would be 6 at the time; we used to go to the Fulshie Pit Road and watch for the miners comin home and we would shout, "hey mister, you got any pit pieces?" We would sometimes get a dryed oot piece wi butter and jam - 'bliss'. The mums used to make rag rugs, it was a great past time; they would go to one ...see more

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Added 03 May 2013

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My Life

The Town Where I Was Born.