Welcome to Lost Dunbar
Do you live in Dunbar? Have friends in Dunbar? Or have you been to Dunbar on Holiday?
If any of these statements are true then perhaps Lost Dunbar is the site for you.
What is Lost Dunbar?
Lost Dunbar is a website which has been created to allow people to relive their memories of Dunbar. There are a number of galleries which contain a collection of old photographs depicting the Dunbar of the past. Dunbar has a rich and vibrant history and hopefully this site will illustrate this fact.
Dunbar has played an important part in Scottish history for a number of centuries. Dunbar is a coastal town and so proves a strategical postion as a sea port to the Forth. This also means that Dunbar has had a thriving fishing community for a very long time. Also Dunbar is the first town across the border and so has encountered its fair share of incidents.
During the last few centuries the town has experiences a number of many transformations and so hopefully the Lost Dunbar website will highlight some of them. There may be many people who have no knowledge of the town they live in and so hopefully this site will provide some insight into the history of the town of Dunbar.
Lost Dunbar on Facebook
Lost Dunbar also has a group on Facebook. The group was launched initially to allow a few Dunbar residents the opportunity to share a handfull of photographs and memories of their town. The group has now expanded to contain over 2500 members and many, many more photographs and memories. If you are interested in joining the group then visit us on Facebook. To find us on Facebook simply enter "lost dunbar" into the Facebook search.
If any of these statements are true then perhaps Lost Dunbar is the site for you.
What is Lost Dunbar?
Lost Dunbar is a website which has been created to allow people to relive their memories of Dunbar. There are a number of galleries which contain a collection of old photographs depicting the Dunbar of the past. Dunbar has a rich and vibrant history and hopefully this site will illustrate this fact.
Dunbar has played an important part in Scottish history for a number of centuries. Dunbar is a coastal town and so proves a strategical postion as a sea port to the Forth. This also means that Dunbar has had a thriving fishing community for a very long time. Also Dunbar is the first town across the border and so has encountered its fair share of incidents.
During the last few centuries the town has experiences a number of many transformations and so hopefully the Lost Dunbar website will highlight some of them. There may be many people who have no knowledge of the town they live in and so hopefully this site will provide some insight into the history of the town of Dunbar.
Lost Dunbar on Facebook
Lost Dunbar also has a group on Facebook. The group was launched initially to allow a few Dunbar residents the opportunity to share a handfull of photographs and memories of their town. The group has now expanded to contain over 2500 members and many, many more photographs and memories. If you are interested in joining the group then visit us on Facebook. To find us on Facebook simply enter "lost dunbar" into the Facebook search.
Dedication
The Lost Dunbar site has been set up in memory of Ally Knox who has been the inspiration for its creation. He loved the town he came from and was constantly researching his family history.
This site and the Lost Dunbar Facebook site have both been created in dedication to his memory. Hopefully everyone who visits these sites will enjoy what they learn and share their memories and stories with everyone.
This site and the Lost Dunbar Facebook site have been created by Scott Knox and Tony Knox and both are dedicated to the memory of our father Ally Knox.
This site and the Lost Dunbar Facebook site have both been created in dedication to his memory. Hopefully everyone who visits these sites will enjoy what they learn and share their memories and stories with everyone.
This site and the Lost Dunbar Facebook site have been created by Scott Knox and Tony Knox and both are dedicated to the memory of our father Ally Knox.
website updates
Dunbar Lifeboat video added to Media Page 18/07/2013
Black Agnes page in the new Local History Section 18/07/2013
Dunbar Fishing Life video added to Media page 03/07/2013
New page Gillian Mcluckie Collection added to website 22/05/2013
New page Ronnie Marr Collection added to website 08/05/2013
Old Dunbar video added to Media Page 08/05/2013
33 New photos in Dunbar Sea Cadets page 23/04/2013
New page Dunbar Sea Cadets added to website 04/04/2013
Black Agnes page in the new Local History Section 18/07/2013
Dunbar Fishing Life video added to Media page 03/07/2013
New page Gillian Mcluckie Collection added to website 22/05/2013
New page Ronnie Marr Collection added to website 08/05/2013
Old Dunbar video added to Media Page 08/05/2013
33 New photos in Dunbar Sea Cadets page 23/04/2013
New page Dunbar Sea Cadets added to website 04/04/2013
