Dumfries Through Time (Scotland) 

If i could time travel i would go back and tell everyone how much I love them ,and what a beautiful wee town we live in c

Some disturbing nostalgia, and historical knowledge for me, James Stuart. All the same: Thank you. As mentioned in a previous comment to you, I resided in Dumfries with my Family (Friday 10 April 1995 until 8 June 1990). During my time there, working with British Gas (Heathhall Depot), I was responsible for mustering and deploying all Gas Board Emergency Personnel during the long night of the Lockerbie Disaster (Wednesday 21 December 1988). A night replete with horrific, soulful, disturbing remembrances. Rest in Peace. On a lighter note: All the best. Stay free. Rab 💔 🌠

Wow - so many memories - my father's family moved down from Falkirk in the mid-50s. They set up home in Priestland's Drive. My grandfather was Burgh Welfare Officer, my grandmother was a Ward Sister at the old Old Hospital. I went to Primary School in the Minerva Building - the old Loreburn Primary School, latrer went next door to Dumfries Academy!! To the left of Burns; Statue (on the image) was the site of the original Greyfriars Church - where Robert the Bruce killed Sir John Comyn.

Thank you so much doing this videos I really find this so interested to watch how it go s back in time so amazing I can't even take my eyes of em you must be so talented to do this so Clever ho my days 😀😍

The way this video has been made is amazing, you deserve a lot more subscribers for this as so much work must have gone into it, thanks 👍

The detail put in to make the midsteeple clock move 😂

Excellent

Superb . Thanks for your great efforts.

My ancestor, William Graham, father of 4, born in 1778, stole a black horse in Dumfries in 1814 and was caught trying to sell it in Durham. He was given '14 Years Across the Seas; to NSW. His family joined him in 1819. He had been granted land, bought even more and his farmer sons all received land grants. William became a landlord, leasing hundreds of acres out to later arrivals. He was a Constable in the Illawarra District and his son James became second Mayor of Shoalhaven District. William is buried near James' substantial country house "Graham Lodge" (all covered in Ann Pulvertaft;s book "Given a Chance:.)

very good

These videos are so so good

Enjoyed this

Nice vid I'm from Dumfries

My Grandmothers family came from Dumfries and immigrated to U.S long ago. Don't know the year.

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