"ARDYNE" Name of property in Newmains

[sage]

Would anyone with local knowledge of the Newmains/Cambusnethan area know of a property by the name of "Ardyne" in Manse St Newmains, owned for many years by the Inglis family who operated a draper/clothing store and probably resided upstairs?  I know the family were there from 1891 until perhaps the early 1950s.  The 1891 & 1901 censuses don't give a street number. Is it possible the building is still there or that there might be a photo of "Ardyne"?

Any help appreciated,

Sage.

[JulesT]

Manse ROAD in Newmains is the main street where most of the shops are.  I don't know of a Manse Street and couldn't find it when I Googled - it may have changed over the years. 

I lived in nearby Cambusnethan in the late 60's, early 70's and it was Manse Road then.

"Ardyne" is also the name of a house in Belhaven Terrace, Wishaw.  It belonged to Dr. J. R. Logan one of the local G.P.'s.

I wonder if the local library would have old photos of Manse Road/Street?

My sister-in-law is very familiar with Newmains but unfortunately she left yesterday for a weeks holiday.  Sorry I can't be more help!

edited to add:  I've just been on Google street view for Manse Road and you can see several buildings with accommodation above...I wonder if you could narrow the location down by checking out the neighbouring census entries and working from there?  Just a thought...
 

[sancti]

Enumeration District 6

1881 census

 Auchterhall Toll House
 Bailliesmuir
 Bailliesmuir Cottage
 Bailliesmuir Farm
 Barries Stables
 Bonkle Road
 Brown Street
 Coltness Manse
 Coltness Parish Church
 Crindledyke Bothy
 Hope St
 Horns Land
 Inglis Building
 Main St
 Manse Road
 Mossview House
 Newmains Dairy
 Newmains Garden House
 Newmains House
 Oak Cottage
 Pillans Land
 Pleona Cottage
 Russells Land
 School Cottages
 Smiths Land
 Smiths Place
 Somervilles Building
 Station Cottages
 Station House
 Sydenham Cottage
 The Cottages
 Thisbe ? Cottage
 Watts Land
 Whitestripe
 Wishaw Road
 Woodside Villa
 

[sage]

Thankyou JulesT & Sancti,

I've visited the area recently and there appears to be some original buildings still there along the shopping strip.  I'll keep chipping away at this one.  I'm sure local input is my best bet.  JulesT, if you think to ask your sister-in-law when she returns from hols that would be most helpful.

Thanks again,

Sage.

[JulesT]

I'll ask her when she comes home next week.  She also has a lot of family in Newmains and maybe one of them will remember - fingers crossed!

Jules

[KneClel]

Ardyne is the block of 4 house single storey 1st is Welch pharmacy then newspaper shop, then [Ardyne] which is private house then on google "really rare", which now shop for local churches Charity shop. Then its new block of 2 storey building 1st shop is DJSK salon. Anyway private house is where Inglis family lived and at one time there was door into house from the shop and there are 10 rooms including shop next door which is on google "really rare" books
 Not sure but think it is Number 14 and 15 door number. I asked a friend how remembers inglis family and the person how got after them.

Google maps type in Welch Chemist Ltd, Manse Road, Newmains.

[sage]

Thankyou KneClel,

I'll get my father-in-law to take a photo for me.  That's marvellous! 

Regards, Sage.

[Mhairidh]

I can tell you a bit about Ardyne, Main Street, Newmains.  Also about the Inglis family

[Mhairidh]

I think I mean Manse Road, Newmains, but I have been there