RETRO DUNDEE

Remember these? Well many of you who went to school in the 60's probably do. They were the buses that used to pick up the handica...

Not sure how well known these features are with those of us who are not from this part of town, so thought I'd put them up on show ...

I remember this old shelter from my schoolboy days in the 60s & 70s because my aunt and uncle lived just down the road from it. However...

Here's a quirky (or arty) wee bit of footage shot in the late 60's. It's quite unusual because it has the word "Dundee...

Me not being a motorist meant that buses were my main mode of transport back then for getting from A to B. These 2 ads are from the ...

I reckon most of you who were kids in the 60's will remember collecting Brooke Bond picture cards. This was when tea packets contained ...

This image of the Menzieshill multi's was captured around the mid/late 60's. The view from Dickson Avenue, running along the left, s...

This bonnie mess may rekindle some pleasant trips for a few of you and unpleasant ones for the rest of you! This was mostly an early 70...

These Dundee bus tickets go back to the early 70's. Old money was still in use in 1970 hence the 8d one. In the era of bus conductors, ...

Before the Tay Road Bridge was built, Dundonians used the "Fifie" to cross the river. This ferry service was for passengers as we...

The yellow Alexander buses were the ones we used in the 60's & 70's to go to places like Arbroath and Fife. What I remember abou...

In the early 80's, the decision was made to regenerate the Blackness area which had become rather dilapidated by then. One of the ways ...

Back in the 60's, the bus routes around Dundee had time-card clocks placed at terminus stops. This was also the era of bus conductors, ...