SPW040486 SCOTLAND (1932). Stonehaven, general view, showing Ann Street and Glenury Viaduct. An oblique aerial photograph taken facing north.

Belmont House

Site of the Commodore Hotel (now flats).

Recreation Grounds and tennis club

Mill

Bonded warehouse.

New allotments (2010-ish). Where were the old ones if there were any?

The Cowie Burn which has been diverted today.

Clock tower

Tannery.

Market Square.

Are these show booths in Market Square?

Fetteresso school

Mineralwell Park

Glenury viaduct. Following the Tay Bridge disaster in 1879 people were worried about crossing the viaduct, so had to be ferried over the viaduct in a horse-drawn car-like vehicle.

Bay hotel - now an old persons' home. People would come to Stonehaven for their holidays and houses were let out to visitors. People would come for the mineral waters in the well.

Lemonade factory which made use of a local spring.

Bus station.

Hugh Ramsay the Drapers. Now the Co-operative supermarket.

Guillianotti's chocolate shop. An old business in trade since the late 1890's.

Fetteresso Church.

The highland fault line goes through here.

These cottages on King's Street are being demolished and rebuilt.

Jack's buildings. Established by James Jack, a local businessman.

Dunnottar School

St Bridget's Hall.

Court / Police station

St James Church.

Old quarry.

Heugh hotel

Arduthie school.

Glenury Royal Distillery