Some of the local Shops and Hotels.
The Colosseum, c.1914, a ship's chandlers, naval and sports outfitters, during the 1914-18 War. This was situated where Allium is now on Hopetoun Road.
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J McFarlane's Inn 1900-1905, what is now the Anchor bar.
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Forth Bridge Hotel, c.1900, which was formerly called the Prince of Wales before the Rail Bridge was built, now the Ferry Tap.
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The Corner Shop, Williamson Place, 1920's. Occupied by Mrs McLucas and run as a grocer, confectioner and tearoom. The lady at the window is Granny Dalgleish, the local midwife. This is at the bottom of Hopetoun Road, now Deerys Undertaker.
Sandercombe's Grocer Shop, c.1920's, where Queens Spice Indian Restaurant and Take Away is now situated, on the High Street.
Read about the Sandercome boys in 'Memorials', 1916 and 1918.
This photo courtesy of Christine Vincenti.
All other images and more in 'Doon The Ferry' and 'Back Doon The Ferry', Queensferry History Group Publications, available from shops on the High Street, including the Sea Kist, or contact The History Group through our contact details on introduction page, or website.
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