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Flood mark on Bridge of Dee
820 Stone marking Flood mark, 4th August 1829 on Bridge of Dee. The stone was originally put on a high wall to the north-east of the Bridge of Dee. The level of the river beyond tidal waters was estimated at ten feet above normal. When the Riverside Road was formed in 1923, the slab was shifted to another site near the bridge. Bridge of Dee
2105 A photograph of the Bridge of Dee looking east from the Aberdeen side of the river. Ben Gulvain
2132 This photograph of the stranded Ben Gulvain gives some indication of the heavy seas which drove the trawler ashore in the Bridge of Don area. Old Bridge of Dee
2954 A Delittle, Fenwick & Co. postcard image showing the Bridge of Dee at night. The photograph looks to the south towards Kincorth Hill. Feuing Plan of Part of the Estate of Ruthrieston
247 This feuing plan from 1875 was drafted James Forbes Beattie & Son, Civil Engineers and Surveyors. The production of the plan is credited to Keith & Gibb, Lithographers and Engravers to the Queen. The plan shows Ruthrieston Terrace and Bridge of Dee Road and also features an illustration of the Bridge of Dee area and life on the river. |