Grid reference NS8843
near to Lanark, South Lanarkshire, Scotland
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Train, Lanark station (1985)
A three-car emu (303.058), carrying the “TransClyde” branding, had just arrived at Lanark with the 12.21 from Partick and would return as the 13.24. The driver is in the process of changing cabs. See also NS8843 : Lanark station platform 1979 (September 1979) and... (more)
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Bannatyne Street
by Ross Watson
Bannatyne Street leading to the High Street.
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St Mary's RC Church, Lanark
A Category A Listed building Link
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Gravestone of William Harvey, a Covenanter
by Lairich Rig
This stone is in the graveyard of the old St Kentigern's Church, and is that of a Lanark weaver named William Harvey ("Hervi"), who was tried at the Justiciary Court in Edinburgh in February 1682, and executed on the 2nd of... (more)
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Roundabout in Lanark
At Hyndford Road and Ladyacre Road.
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Looking down High Street
by Jim Smillie
With St Nicholas Church at bottom
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Lanark Station, 1965
Local services were still steam hauled, here with former LMS 'Black Five' loco 45478. This was always a fairly basic station, the main difference today Link being the removal of the central... (more)
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Former Church in Hope Street Lanark
by Peter Wood
Viewed from the south and now used by the Clydesdale Housing Association.
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William Wallace statue, St Nicholas Church, Lanark.
by Kevin Rae
Lanark is where William Wallace is reputed to have raised his troops while staying here. Wallace probably knew this church although it was a lot smaller in his day.
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Statue of William Wallace on the tower of St. Nicholas' church
The statue was carved in 1817 by Robert Forrest and placed here in 1822.
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The North Vennel, Lanark
by James Denham
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Former bank
At the corner of Wellgate and Castlegate. Previously the Clydesdale Bank, this early 20th century building is Category C listed Link
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