Royal Jubilee Arms Hotel, Dykehead to be demolished
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Royal Jubilee Arms Hotel, Dykehead to be demolished
Image: © Russel Wills Taken: 6 Apr 2016
As it used to be: http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2868870 What a loss. An email from Tricia Cook-Bosnell in Canada on 25/09/2017 Thank you for taking a photo of the Royal Jubilee Arms (Dykehead) Hotel in Cortachy. My Grandfather, William Brow, was the last of the Brow children to be born there, it was owned by his family since the 1800's, a smaller hotel was on the same property known as the Brow's Hotel before the "Jube" was built. It has been a great part of my Mum's family history and now as she is getting up in age, 85, and we are now in Canada I can share the final phases of that history. Thank you for what you do to photograph some of our family history! It is appreciated. Yet so sad to see it in such terrible condition, it was once a family home for her father's family.
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Image Location
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56.729413
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