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Stoneyflatt Road, DUMBARTON, G82 3BS

Just ahead, a cul-de-sac branches off to the left; it is also reckoned as part of Whiteford Avenue. It is shown in Image To the left of the top of the nearest lamp post on the left of the road, it is just possible to pick out a dome as a grey bump on the skyline; it is a Image At the far left in the background is part of Image

Before the adjacent Aitkenbar Primary School (to the photographer's left) was demolished, this crossing had a dancing lollipop man: Image Most people found that entertaining, but a few complained.

This is a general view of the newer northern half of the cemetery. For another such view, and for further comments, see Image This northern half of the cemetery contains a Image

The view is from the junction of Whiteford Avenue (foreground) and Whiteford Crescent (receding on the right). Compare Image (with the same zebra crossing visible), and Image (from just beyond that crossing), which were taken, respectively, a year earlier and eight months earlier.

The crossing at the left is shown from the other side of the road in Image Housing will be built here. See Image for an earlier picture showing rubble on site, Image for the building that formerly stood here, and Image for its replacement.

It is being developed for housing, and it is seen here across Howatshaws Road, at the junction with Whiteford Avenue. See Image for more information and links. For more of the area on the right, see Image

It was taken on the same day as Image, with some of the same details visible. The site is being developed for housing; see Image for more information and for links.

The view is from Whiteford Crescent. The school buildings stood where rubble is now visible at the top of the grassy slope in the left background. For more information, see Image, which has links to related pictures.

Looking down Howatshaws Road from the new Bellsmyre Campus site towards Aitkenbar Primary School on Whiteford Avenue.

This is a general view of the northern half of the cemetery; for another such view, see Image This area was not part of the cemetery as it was originally laid out; it was a later extension. This newer northern section has a very different feel about it; the large and varied monuments that are so prevalent in the older part of the cemetery are fascinating and often attractive, but they were of their time. Style and taste have changed, and such structures would be very much out of place here.