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TheClydebankStory tells the story of the town in words and pictures. You can begin by reading the general introductions to four historical periods (click on one of the periods on the left), or follow the links below the periods to read about neighbourhoods, events, industries or general themes that interest you the most.
Alternatively, you can skip the essays and search out for yourself the subjects and images of Clydebank history that intrigue you - simply type a word or phrase into the Quicksearch box (right), or see a few suggested image searches.
You can search for images from a specific neighbourhood or street, or search for images of well-known Bankies.
Or try an advanced search to refine your image search or to specify the area, the period, the collection or the person you particularly want to investigate.
Each time you find an image and caption of interest, you can save it in your photo album. And if you register with TheClydebankStory (free of charge), you can store the images and look at them every time you return to the site.
Whatever you choose to do - have fun!
And don't forget to let us know what you think of TheClydebankStory - it only takes a few minutes to record your opinions on the feedback form.
TheClydebankStory's funding ended on 31 December 2004. No new material has been added to the site since the end of February 2005. However, the editor will continue to monitor feedback and answer inquiries from users, and we are continuing to search for further financial support to permit us to add more essays and images.
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