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davelna
09-Nov-10, 21:13
Does anyone know if a photo of 13 Francis Street exists?

Kodiak
09-Nov-10, 21:20
Go to the street maps on Google and you will get a Picture of 13 Francis Street there.

Metalattakk
09-Nov-10, 21:56
Go to the street maps on Google and you will get a Picture of 13 Francis Street there.

Canna see the hoose for the trees! ;)

davelna
09-Nov-10, 22:50
Thanks for reply but I believe 13 Francis Street has been demolished therefore Google not of any help.

Kodiak
09-Nov-10, 23:01
OK then Metalattakk, This should help you :D


http://i56.tinypic.com/2yl5wyb.jpg

Venture
09-Nov-10, 23:17
Does anyone know if a photo of 13 Francis Street exists?
How long ago are you looking for? Where about in Francis Street was no. 13 situated?

Kevin Milkins
10-Nov-10, 00:58
I'm not sure what you would be looking for in Francis street, but there are a few photos of the street in days gone by in the Johnston collection.

Just type in the search bar on the front page, Francis Street.


http://www.johnstoncollection.net (http://www.johnstoncollection.net/)


Good luck.



KM

goldenfox
10-Nov-10, 09:57
This address appears in a valuation roll as a house owned by the old
West Church and was situated on the Dempster Street side of church,
most of the Johnston collection shows from other side.;)

TisIivy
10-Nov-10, 10:58
have a photo of the wick cycling club on which looks like a tennis court with penny farthings in 1908 just behind 13 francis street.

Venture
10-Nov-10, 11:35
Posts number 23 and 50 on the Old Wick Photos in the Photography section shows Francis Street.
http://forum.caithness.org/showthread.php?t=28568&page=2

The second picture is up nearer the Gladstone Place end of the street known as East Banks.

davelna
10-Nov-10, 11:53
Hoping for a photo circa 1910. Believe 13 Francis Street was near a church.

quality
10-Nov-10, 12:45
(http://forum.caithness.org/%3Ciframe%20width=)Hi this is where No 13 use to be.


View Larger Map (http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=embed&hl=en&geocode=&q=13+Francis+Street,+Wick,+United+Kingdom&sll=58.632045,-3.123604&sspn=0.000625,0.002747&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=13+Francis+St,+Wick,+Highland+KW1+5,+United+ Kingdom&ll=58.43857,-3.094058&spn=0.000623,0.002747&t=h&z=14&layer=c&cbll=58.438626,-3.094039&panoid=slye86Hl0u5wi08qDnJVPg&cbp=13,77.84,,0,4.48)">
View Larger Map (http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=embed&hl=en&geocode=&q=13+Francis+Street,+Wick,+United+Kingdom&sll=58.632045,-3.123604&sspn=0.000625,0.002747&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=13+Francis+St,+Wick,+Highland+KW1+5,+United+ Kingdom&ll=58.43857,-3.094058&spn=0.000623,0.002747&t=h&z=14&layer=c&cbll=58.438626,-3.094039&panoid=slye86Hl0u5wi08qDnJVPg&cbp=13,77.84,,0,4.48)

quality
15-Nov-10, 17:19
This address appears in a valuation roll as a house owned by the old
West Church and was situated on the Dempster Street side of church,
most of the Johnston collection shows from other side.;)


On the 1907 map their is a Mance shown on the corner of Francis street and Dempster street could this be no 13?

If you follow the link below you can just see the wall of the mance on the right hand side.

http://www.johnstoncollection.net/show_image_adv.aspx?id=JN21418B012&mode=0&term=dempster%20street&pindex=0



Found it at last.

Its shown on the 1965 map as No 13 its actually on Dempster street about 12foot away from No 51 which is still standing.

The entrance was from Francis Street.

I have found a photo of the back of the house copy it and blow it up you can see the rear clearly link below.


http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o118/quality_bucket/Wick/DempsterStWick.jpg


And this where it used to be

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=embed&hl=en&geocode=&q=13+Francis+Street,+Wick,+United+Kingdom&sll=58.632045,-3.123604&sspn=0.000625,0.002747&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=13+Francis+St,+Wick,+Highland+KW1+5,+United+ Kingdom&t=h&layer=c&cbll=58.439181,-3.093006&panoid=GH0gSBrgEnhirJ0o9HOZmQ&cbp=13,213.3,,0,5.6&ll=58.439094,-3.093095&spn=0.019946,0.087891&z=14

davelna
16-Nov-10, 17:32
Thankyou for your time. It is very much appreciated.