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PUBLISHER: Stenlake
ISBN: 9781840333602
PAGES: 48 p.
PUBLICATION DATE:
January 10, 2005
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Old Dalmuir
From the late 18th century, Dalmuir Glen and Dalmuir Shore were subject to industrial development. Because of the range of good-quality housing, excellent schools and community facilities, Dalmuir residents enjoyed a comfortable standard of living. This history recalls the many facets of Dalmuir life.
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