Historical Photographs
Bridgend School, the first meeting place of Lodge Hopetoun St. John No. 1232 from 1920 until 1964.
Bankhead, Niddry.
The Co-op, Main Street.
Duntarvie Castle.
Main Street, looking east. This picture was taken from in front of what is now the Post Office.
Niddry Cottages, looking east.
The Oakbank Oil Co. Ltd. A 2ft 6in guage electrified system, some two miles in length, serving shale mines north of Winchburgh and a refinery east of the village. Loco No.4, a steeple cab built by English Electric in 1927, stood near its shed in a leafy setting at Winchburgh Refinery on 12th May 1956. The line closed early in 1961.
When the oil works closed, the office building was to become the second home of '1232' (1964 - 2005).
Police Station.
R. C. School and Presbytery.
The Tally Ho.
Winchburgh Station.
Union Canal.
Old signal box at Winchburgh junction.
Niddry Castle.
U. F. Hall.