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owned by a Mr Brown.
The next building was one of the
places which helped to make the Pans famous — Mellis's Soap Works
with the big house called St Ringans, and next to it in the new
part of the Coronation Gardens stands a monument built in the
1860's to Thomas Alexander of the Army Medical Corps.
At the bottom of Rose Mount we had
the telephone exchange, in that lime kept by Mrs Ross and family,
and then another part of Fowler's Brewery to the bottom of Harlaw
Hill. This has now been replaced by the new supermarket, so my
memories of the old shops on the Pans High Street must come to
a close and make room for the new. But some of these names will
always be remembered when the name of Prestonpans is mentioned.
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