Dunbar Bradleys

Bradleys in Dunbar, East Lothian

We stopped off briefly in Dunbar on our way to Orkney in July 2005.

128 High Street, Dunbar.
The address my half-brother Cecil Bradley gave on his marriage certificate in 1950 is now the John Muir Birthplace Museum. It would then have been a shop, with two flats above. Lawson Place, Dunbar
Running parallel to the High Street, and behind 128, this is the address given for the marriage of my father Sidney Bradley (Bombardier, R.A., Military Depot, Dunbar) and Janet Nelson in 1926, which presumably took place in the Manse.

Barracks, Dunbar.
If my father and his first wife had lived in married quarters, they would have been in the wing on the right.

Around Dunbar, summer 2005

Castle

Beach Bridge

Harbour Harbour

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128 High Street, Dunbar. The address my half-brother Cecil Bradley gave on his marriage certificate in 1950 is now the John Muir Birthplace Museum. It would then have been a shop, with two flats above.	Lawson Place, Dunbar Running parallel to the High Street, and behind 128, this is the address given for the marriage of my father Sidney Bradley (Bombardier, R.A., Military Depot, Dunbar) and Janet Nelson in 1926, which presumably took place in the Manse.

Barracks, Dunbar. If my father and his first wife had lived in married quarters, they would have been in the wing on the right.
Around Dunbar, summer 2005

Castle

Beach	Bridge

Harbour	Harbour