Bridgend, Perth and Kinross

The following buildings in Bridgend are listed structures:

• 1 West Bridge Street (former tollbooth, later J. S. Lees Fish & Poultry Shop)^[7]
• 1, 3 Commercial Street^[8] (formerly the Cross Keys Hotel and the Strasbourg Rock Club)
• Main Street, numbers 1–5^[9]
• Main Street, numbers 2–16^[10]
• Main Street, 7, 9, 11^[11]
• Inchbank, 26 Main Street^[12]
• Earnoch, Main Street^[13]
• Newlands, Main Street^[14]
• Inveraven, 42 Main Street^[15]
• Riversdale, Main Street^[16]
• Springbank, Main Street (divided into three flats)^[17]
• Ardchoille Lodge, Strathmore Street (formerly Rosemount, later Perth and Kinross District Police)^[18]

The Bridgend Inn, a Tennent's pub, is located at 69 Main Street,^[19] while the Strathmore Bar is at 43 Main Street.^[20] The latter was the Strathmore Hotel around the turn of the 20th century and was advertised as having livery stables. Its proprietors in 1907 were Watt and Ramsay.^[21]

Bridgend was without its own post office for over a decade, until one opened on West Bridge Street in March 2020,^[22] but closed again in April 2022 due to "lower than expected footfall".^[23]

• James Croll, scientist (1821–1890), worked for Bridgend coffee merchant David Irons^[24]
• James Forbes, botanist (1773–1861)
• John Murray Robertson, architect (1844–1901), died at Crossmount in Bridgend
• George Seton, philanthropist (1822–1908)^[25]

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  Perth Bridge as it was before being widened in 1869
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  A circa-1903 view. Many of the buildings here are now gone; see following modern image
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  Flats and maisonettes on Commercial Street in Bridgend, looking southeast from Perth Bridge
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  Strathmore Hotel, Main Street, 1893
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  Bridgend Inn, pictured in 2007
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  Gannochy Road, leading up the hill from Bridgend
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  Inveraven, 42 Main Street