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PUBLISHER: Stenlake
ISBN: 9781840333657
PAGES: 48 p.
PUBLICATION DATE:
December 6, 2006
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Old Dunblane
Although this book is mainly about old Dunblane, Ashfield, Kinbuck and Sheriffmuir also get a mention. Amongst the Dunblane pictures are the High Street, the 1908 Royal visit, Springbank Mill and the Laighills Park.
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