Old pictures of Blackridge
BLACKRIDGE is a small hamlet in Torphichen parish, and an agricultural district on the Edinburgh and Glasgow road, a mile north-west from Westcraigs station on the Edinburgh and Glasgow section of the North British railway and 5 west from Bathgate. Several coal fields in the vicinity afford employment to the inhabitants. The population in 1901 was 707.
Slater’s Royal National Commercial Directory of Scotland, 1903
Postcard - "Public School, Blackridge"
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Postcard - "Blackridge, looking West"
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Postcard - "The Schoolhouse, Blackridge"
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Postcard - "The Old Clatter Mill, Blackridge"
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Postcard - "East End, Blackridge"
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Postcard - "Old Clattering Mill, Blackridge"
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Postcard - "Blackridge (looking east)"
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Photo - "The Footbridge, Blackridge"
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Photo - "Craig Inns, Blackridge"
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Photo - "East End, Blackridge"
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Postcard - "The Terrace, Blackridge"
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Postcard - "Old Craig Inns, Blackridge"
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Postcard - "East End, Blackridge"
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Postcard - "View of Terraces, Blackridge"
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Postcard - "Co-operative Buildings, Blackridge"
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Postcard - "U.F. church, Blackridge"
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Photo- "Entrance to Blackridge"
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Postcard - "The Bridge, Blackridge"
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