Fetteresso Lodge in Bath Street (opposite the church) built for the Duthie family in the late 1800s.

Fetteresso Lodge in Bath Street (opposite the church) built for the Duthie family in the late 1800s.

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  • Title: Fetteresso Lodge in Bath Street (opposite the church) built for the Duthie family in the late 1800s.
  • Description: Fetteresso Lodge in Bath Street (opposite the church) built for the Duthie family in the late 1800s.
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  • Evan Street looking east from the junction with Ann Street. The trees in the centre mark the side of Market Square.Clarks - Silversmith, optician, watchmaker & jeweller is on the corner.
  • A horse and cart in the High Street
  • Dunellan Boarding House
  • Stonehaven Recreation Grounds with Bridge of Cowie and Belmont House in the background. On the skyline are the Bay Hotel (left) and Robert Street School (centre).
  • Fetteresso Lodge in Bath Street (opposite the church) built for the Duthie family in the late 1800s.
  • Women at Cheeker's Well in the High Street of the Old Town
  • Queen Victoria sitting at a table -
  • Top - Fetteresso Church from the corner of Bath Street & the Slug Road, with Maxieburn on the right. Bottom - an early photograph of Mackie Academy in Arduthie Road.
  • Market day on the Square

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