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A selection of images from around Glenfarg are available below.
With thanks to all those who have contributed to this web page,
especially to Janet Little and the Glenfarg Badminton Club for
the archives collections now online.
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Photo gallery
 A
quiet New Year's Day, looking North towards Glenfarg
and the Perthshire hills beyond.
January 2007 |
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A double rainbow is captured shining through some summer
rain over
Ladeside and our stunning village green.
June 2007 |
Hot air balloon over Glenfarg on a sunny summer's evening.
July 2007 |
Glenfarg's award-winning community gardens: perfect
for photos and family walks.
July 2007 |
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The view from our stunning village green and duck pond,
looking out towards Ladeside.
July 2007 |
Ready for a new beginning: Glenfarg village
hall following demolition.
September 2007
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Looking down Greenbank Road, from the rooftops.
December 2007 |
Looking north over Greenbank Road towards Perth and
the village hall.
December 2007 |
Looking south over the bowling club towards Duncrievie.
December 2007 |
Winter colours in the Glenfarg Green.
December 2007 |
Winter sun lights up the Glenfarg Green and Hotel.
December 2007
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From the archives: taken in 2000
by Glenfarg Badminton Club
The 'famous' Beinn Inn, in the heart of Glen Farg.
From our archives |
The former Temperance Hotel, Duncrievie Road, Glenfarg.
From our archives |
Glenfarg Hotel in Main Street - a focal point for the
village.
From our archives |
Glenfarg's War Memorial and the former Corbett Institute
and Library.
From our archives |
The tranquil view down Ladeside, opposite the village
green.
From our archives |
The now dilapidated Lomond Hotel on Main Street while
still operating as a business.
From our archives |
The M90 motorway was built on the site of the old railway
following closure in the 1970s.
From our archives |
Looking south down Main Street, with the Glenfarg Hotel
on the right hand side.
From our archives |
Work being carried out on Melville Terrace, at the top
of Church Brae.
From our archives |
The peaceful setting of old Arngask Parish Church and
graveyard.
From our archives |
Church Brae, in the heart of the village, looking towards
the church.
From our archives |
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