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049 Royal Arch.

049 Royal Arch. Dundee’s Royal Arch was erected during 1849-1853 to commemorate a visit by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in 1844 who only viewed a wooden version at the time. In a state of disrepair it was sadly demolished in 1964 when the Tay Road Bridge was built. Pictured from left are Daimler CVG6s number 97 KTS97 (new in 1960 and renumbered 103 in 1964) and number 272 HTS272 (new in 1958). Both were withdrawn from service in 1979. COURTESY OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, DUNDEE (ORDER REFERENCE DMOT34)

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