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Union Bridge from Windmill Brae
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Union Bridge from Windmill Brae

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Union Bridge from Windmill Brae
This photograph by George Washington Wilson, looking towards Union Bridge, shows the old red-tiled roofed houses in the Windmill Brae area in the 1850s. Most of these were swept away with the construction of the railway and the building of Bridge Street around 1865-1867.

The house at the left, on the corner of Union Terrace, was owned by Harry Lumsden of Belhelvie and later by the Northern Club. Its site became part of that occupied by the Northern Assurance Company offices.

The spire of the Triple Kirks and the tower of the South Parish Church are visible in the background.
Aberdeen
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B31_17 [A42_09]
Aberdeen Local Studies
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