Lochee High Street Dundee 1953
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1950's scene of Lochee High Street in Dundee, some say by Dundee. The tram in the foreground heading into the city centre soon to be decommissioned. The buildings on the right are still in existence the left side were knocked down in the sixties for redevelopment the usual soulless half empty shopping centre. You witness a not so long ago scene of business sadly nowadays your most likely to come across a bunch of tracksuited teenagers sharing a two litre bottle of Frosty Jacks cider.
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Philip Golden
I was born in Dundee Scotland 1961 which makes me around 54 ish. I am mainly self taught although have had college training earlier in my life. Although I have been painting since I left school in the late 70's it's not until recently that I have taken it up again with an endeavour to learn and…
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