- The
textile finishing industry came to
Bonhill with a printworks, the
Dalmonach Works which started in 1786. It
burnt down in 1812, and was
rebuilt by...
-
asterisks in the list below): Alexandria*
Balloch and
Haldane Bonhill and
Dalmonach*
Bowling and Milton*
Clydebank East*
Dalmuir and
Mountblow Dumbarton East...
- wife then ran as a hotel; he
designed and
built other buildings, such as
Dalmonach Works at
Bonhill in West
Dunbartonshire (now demolished) and St Andrew's...
- Co,
Newton Bank Works, Hyde Bradshaw,
Hammond & Co
James Black & Co,
Dalmonach Works,
Bonhill Thornliebank Co Ltd John H.
Gartside & Co F. W. Grafton...
- Lanridge, all in the
County of Lanark.
Forth and
Clyde Junction Railway (
Dalmonach Branch) Act 1861 24 & 25 Vict. c. cc**** 1
August 1861 An Act to enable...
- the
southern parts of the Vale of
Leven including Alexandria, Bonhill,
Dalmonach and Renton, plus
northern parts of Dumbarton:
streets north/west of Townend...
-
works included those at Dalquhurn, Cordale, Bonhill, Alexandria, Milton,
Dalmonach, Dillichip,
Ferryfield and Levenbank.
People emigrated from the Highlands...
-
Dalmonach Print And Dye Works,
Lodge 55°59′21″N 4°34′21″W / 55.989255°N 4.572615°W / 55.989255; -4.572615 (Bonhill,
Jamestown Road,
Dalmonach Print...
-
simple rural route,
although some
tourist traffic was developed. The
Dalmonach Dyeworks near
Balloch sought a
branch connection from the F&CJR; competitors...
- he
returned to his grandparents' home, he
found work in the
office of
Dalmonach Print Works in Alexandria.
Between the ages of 18 and 21, he embarked...
