Bridge of Allan
The first “Bridge” of Allan is believed to have been constructed around 1520 over an existing ford. Mines also opened above the village in the 16th Century producing copper, silver and occasionally gold but it was only after Bridge of Allan was transformed into a spa town in later centuries that common good assets such as the Pullar Park and the Paterson clock were gifted to the town.
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Phases
Identifying Common Good Assets
In this phase we are asking you to vote or comment on assets we have identified as Common Good. You can also suggest any assets you believe should be common good by dropping a pin anywhere on the map.
Please note: These maps have been created under license using OS Mastermap Lines. The boundary shown within this map is for illustrative purposes only and, therefore, is not a definitive representation of the boundary extents.