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and cruise boat. Denny's was an innovative company that had a reputation for research and development; high-pressure turbines and hull stabilisation were two areas where they were highly respected. They even built an early design of helicopter in 1909 and in their final years they were involved in
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Whisky became well known for the rather unusual 'security' guards used at their bonded warehouse complex at
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UK since 1965. This was the largest
Polaroid plant outside the US and at its peak it employed about 1800 people. Failing to recognise the impact of digital photography was its downfall and while they still have a presence in Dumbarton, fewer than 100 people are now employed there (mainly in the
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Scotch Whisky bottling plant and bond in the north of the town have contributed to the decline in
Dumbarton's importance to the drink industry. However, part of the J&B bond has found a new life as a film set for television productions such as '
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and remained so well into the 20th century. There were many shipbuilding yards, although a number of them were later absorbed by larger yards. A great many ships were built in the town, the most famous of which is probably the
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Dumbuck House (with later extensions) as a hotel in 2007. In more recent times, the future of this "Category B" listed building has been uncertain, with a proposal for its demolition being lodged in 2023
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that occupied the estate for a short while, refer the article on Andrew Geils. Information on the well known "Dumbuck
Crannog" archaeological feature is presently included in the Knowledge article for
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History of Dumbartonshire, Civil, Ecclesiastical, and Territorial: With Genealogical Notices of the Principal Families in the County: the Whole Based on Authentic Records, Public and Private
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is a major employer for the area. The Strathleven Industrial Estate near Dumbarton was once the location of several major manufacturers such as Burroughs (Adding Machines) and
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2018:"Scottish Parliament: Placenames collected by Iain Mac an Tailleir"
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times Dumbarton was the "place of importance" named as Alauna in
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1917:"Ainmean-Àite na h-Alba ~ Gaelic Place-Names of Scotland"
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manufacture of sunglass lenses). The generator supplier
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2737:"Queen gives Prince Harry the title Earl of Dumbarton"
2472:"West Dunbartonshire Council settles into flagship HQ"
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Driscoll, Stephen; Forsyth, Katherine (January 2008).
1970:"Scots Language Centre: Scottish Place Names in Scots"
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The Royal Scottish Pipe Bands Championships, Dumbarton
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Jessie Campbell, pioneer for women's higher education
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1628:Held in Dumbarton since 2000, the Royal Scottish
935:Dumbarton constituency of the Scottish Parliament
563:is the local football club. Dumbarton is home to
884:A northwards view of Dumbarton across the tidal
2682:Traditional Scottish Songs – Dumbarton's Drums
2352:"Dumbarton, Latta Street, Drill Hall (333008)"
1875:- footballer, goalkeeper for Glasgow Celtic FC
939:Dumbarton constituency of the House of Commons
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2660:"Jackie Stewart set for Freedom of Dumbarton"
2282:. Oxford University Press. pp. 480–481.
2246:"The Late Iron Age and Early Historic Period"
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1550:Dumbarton sounds the hour of pleasure;
1545:Across the fields of bounding heather,
1113:The last major Dumbarton shipyard was
892:visible to the right of Dumbarton Rock
684:The entrance to the Auchenreoch Muir '
2568:"WELCOME TO SANDPOINT MARINA ON LINE"
1886:List of places in West Dunbartonshire
1612:released a remix of their hit song, "
1483:between 1965 and 1973, winning three
1427:Scottish Professional Football League
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171:356 mi (574 km)
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2520:"Denny Ship Model Experiment Tank"
1946:. Scots-online.org. Archived from
1897:Milton Island and the Dumbuck Ford
1560:When Johnnie kneels and kisses me.
1468:The town is the birthplace of the
1295:Dumbarton is situated on the main
602:The Old Dumbarton Bridge over the
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2585:Historic Environment Scotland.
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2278:Charles-Edwards, T. M. (2013).
2253:Scottish Archaeological Journal
1942:Andy Eagle (27 February 2003).
1577:Dumbarton is the birthplace of
1451:and are five times runners-up.
1362:in 2016. It formerly was named
1202:George Ballantine & Son Ltd
2500:. National Library of Scotland
2280:Wales and the Britons 350–1064
2224:Francis H Groome, ed. (1885).
1760:– Historian and civil servant.
876:Dumbarton's Civic Coat of Arms
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3001:Minor kingdoms and subregions
2426:. West Dunbartonshire Council
2320:Historic Environment Scotland
1944:"The Online Scots Dictionary"
671:and was refurbished in 2006.
3233:Towns in West Dunbartonshire
2773:travel guide from Wikivoyage
2640:Barrow, Simon (5 May 2018).
2424:"History of Levengrove Park"
1996:National Records of Scotland
1766:, former bishop of Cleveland
1485:World Drivers' Championships
1189:Dumbarton town centre, 2006.
1150:During the Second World War
972:Dumbarton East incl. Newtown
765:Dumbarton Rock from the west
2619:"Story of the Scotch Watch"
2304:Domestic Annals of Scotland
1054:, she was one of the final
822:Today, Dumbarton Rock is a
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136:OS grid reference
51:Dùn Breatann, Dùn Breatainn
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3243:Parishes in Dunbartonshire
2572:www.sandpoint-marina.co.uk
2169:A history of Roman Britain
2113:"The Province of Valentia"
2082:. Birlinn. pp. 21–23.
1666:Dumbarton People's Theatre
1441:Dumbarton Football Stadium
1115:William Denny and Brothers
1090:(1823), on display at the
1070:William Denny and Brothers
824:Scheduled Ancient Monument
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29:Dumbarton (disambiguation)
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2402:"The Dumbuck House Hotel"
2302:Chambers, Robert (1885).
2265:10.3366/saj.2004.26.1-2.4
1863:RA painter and printmaker
1851:– Formula 1 racing driver
1753:– Football player/manager
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1807:Paul McCartney and Wings
1364:Dumbarton Festival Radio
1325:Dalreoch railway station
1145:Scottish Maritime Museum
1143:which forms part of the
1123:was still in use on the
1092:Scottish Maritime Museum
924:Subdivisions of Scotland
858:Geography and governance
850:of former Scottish king
486:[t̪umˈpɾʲɛht̪ɪɲ]
334:Scottish Parliament
2646:Dumbarton Football Club
2035:"Publications and Data"
1758:Mountstuart Elphinstone
1439:play home games at the
1251:have the nickname 'The
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677:was completed in 1853.
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2705:accessed 18 March 2008
2202:"The Annals of Ulster"
2166:Salway, Peter (2001).
2078:Clarkson, Tim (2014).
1734:Oldham Athletic A.F.C.
1618:Burning Down the House
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1449:1882–83 Scottish Cup
1337:Glasgow Queen Street
928:Dumbarton Burgh Hall
867:Dumbarton Burgh Hall
819:visited the castle.
805:Mary, Queen of Scots
797:Wars of Independence
623:, formerly known as
230:Sovereign state
84:Skyline of Dumbarton
27:For other uses, see
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3120:Gwallog ap Llaennog
2809:West Dunbartonshire
2722:. 29 January 2010.
2678:"Dumbarton's Drums"
2053:"Vision of Britain"
1972:. Scotslanguage.com
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1431:Scottish League Two
1356:West Dunbartonshire
1163:Municipal Buildings
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1103:Municipal Buildings
1082:engine designed by
1050:which was built by
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828:Scottish Government
750:Looking across the
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2498:"Denny Hovercraft"
1811:Thunderclap Newman
1784:, Peace Campaigner
1738:Burton Albion F.C.
1509:
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1415:Dumbarton Harp F.C
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1782:Margaret Harrison
1778:-Portrait painter
1726:– Football player
1538:Dumbarton's Drums
1479:. He competed in
1379:The Lennox Herald
1317:Dumbarton Central
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