
I suppose GW could be seen as being a bit of a bigwig in the city, what with his family's department store G.L. Wilson, his roll in local government, his stint as Lord Provost, was also President of University College, and not to mention being the main player in attracting NCR to Dundee.
He was quite elderly when he did this book but lived to the ripe old age of 90, dying in 1975.
So, nicking one of his quotes from the book, this one above about a persons memory, I'm rather fond of, and kind of suits Retro Dundee.
I am currently researching for a book on shopping in Dundee and particularlythe largedepartment stores such as G L Wilson. Any information would be helpful
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