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English: Dennystown Forge Railway Bridge (detail) The text on the yellow panel reads "Dennystown Forge OB78".
Dennystown was an area of Dumbarton that was created by William Denny in 1853 (the Denny family were prominent in the local shipbuilding industry) as housing for shipworkers; it was located near the present-day area of West Bridgend. Dennystown Forge itself was centred on NS 3910 7585, and the neighbouring Levenbank Foundry on NS 3919 7579. Both sites occupied what is now an area of waste ground that is bounded on the north by a travellers' site, on the south by Dalreoch railway station and the yard of a scrap metal dealer, on the west by the A82 and railway line, and on the east by the cycle route (NCN Route 7). For views from the bridge, see https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1450236 (looking north) and https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1450240 (looking south). |
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