i think the book old Blairgowrie and rattray in pictures has views of High Street. The little book is still available but I would be happy to scan or copy anything for you. I love the little village and visiting during berry season makes my mouth water even now! there is a family history center in the library that can tell you more. I am sure they know of more town history and living rellies. hope this helps, mary in Oregon by Maurice Fleming ISBN 1 84033 008 2 partial list blairgowrie cottage hospital high street looking east, news agent j.s. stewart john fleming junior, the cross (high street and Allan street crosses) grocer P.J. Robertson 61 High Street Pat Roberton propriietor, grocer & wine Blairgowrie co-operative society ltd., royal and queen hotel wellmeadow so named for because of springs and wells Bank buildings and part of high street decorated for king edward VII visiy in 1908 Scotts wines and spirits, george halson's tea rooms and bakery Blairgowrie bowling green, golf at Rosemount J.B. Grieve, Drapery High Street Blairgowrie High School Allan Street, James Richardson, tearoom, William Low, Grocer, C. Scott and son, tailors (the Low chain grew ery large and was taken over by giant Tesco) Robert Cargills grocers shop corner of Leslie and Allan Street) William Smith was one of four butcher shops before WW II Allan Paul Millner John Kerr, and D.E. shoe shop http://www.scottish-towns.co.uk/perthshire/blairgowrie/ LOOK AT THE Link to the genealogy.....and a photo of those Berries!!!