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There are, of course, images post-1899 of the Bremner, Douglas and Somerville plots all complete but with no Bank corner. This is because there was a very long time lag between the three early buildings and the subsequent ones, which didn't go up until the 1920s.
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On the first floor originally were two further bedrooms, another parlour, a second kitchen and a drawing room (above the shop entrance, with the large bay window). The attic floor contained three more bedrooms and a bathroom. Margaret Bremner had been a grocer already for many years in a shop at the Bridge House on The Wynd (now Largo Road) prior to her move to the Post Office. She had had a number of her siblings living with her there, perhaps some of them moved with her to the new premises, accounting for the large number of bedrooms. Miss Bremner had a full life and I would like to return to her and her family in a later post.