Wartime firefighting sign
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Wartime firefighting sign
Image: © Rob Burke Taken: 16 Jul 2015
This is a WWII sign to firemen for a source of water. It is on the side of a former Pullers of Perth building. A wavy line is just visible across the centre of the circle, and perhaps blue or black paint. The arrow points down to a manhole cover, and I assume it gives access to the town lade. The lade runs beneath Mill Street, briefly emerging at the east end of the road, before joining the Tay.
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Image Location
Latitude
56.397647
Longitude
-3.430996