Photographic Views of Kilmarnock & Loudoun

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High Street, Newmilns

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Waterslap - Low Fenwick

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Kilmarnock House Industrial School

Kilmarnock House was the comfortable townshouse of the Boyd family, the EArls of Kilmarnock, which

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John Finnie Street

This postcard looks down a fully cobbled John Finnie Street from Kilmarnock's railway station.

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The Cross, Hurlford

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High Fenwick

This postcard shows High Fenwick from the Wallace Arms Hotel.

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The Ford, Dean Castle

Many Kilmarnock residents will remember The Ford near the entrance to Dean Castle Country Park as a

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Dean Bridge, Borland Water

This picturesque view of Dean Bridge remains largely unchanged. The bridge crosses the river behind

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Co-operative Flour Store

In 1878, the Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society opened a depot in Kilmarnock, this is an image

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Green Street, Kilmarnock

Green Street, which connected with Duke Street, no longer exists. It was one of the casualties of th

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Kilmarnock, the old town.

This picture, taken from the Kay Park, shows a view of Kilmarnock which can no longer be seen. The

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Riccarton

Riccarton is now part of Kilmarnock. Named Richard Town after the night Richard Loccard, it probabl

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