The garage of Allan Donaldson & Co was built c1926. The building to the left of it was extensively altered in 1928. Date: 5 February 1965. Ref: TC/Ph/10/14/211/2 #Archives #Dundee

What would you do if you found a gravestone with your name on it? Well if you are this archivist you go away and you find out more about that person's life and who they were. You can read the full story in our blog post:

The house was home to William Hackney a merchant in Dundee in the 1830s. After he died in 1841, he was buried in the nearby Roodyards burial ground. The row of homes at the foot of the street were called Springhill Cottages. 2/2

This photo shows the demolition of the buildings at 97 - 99 Overgate. The building on the right is the BT telephone exchange in Willison Street. Date: 1965 Ref: DCC-BW008-10

North Wellington Street looking towards Alexander Street Date: March 1975 Ref: DCC-BW141-05 #ThrowbackThursday #Dundee #Archives

Now I'm sure someone will know where this was taken, but we can't seem to put our fingers on it. Do you know? Suggestions in the comments please. #WhereisitWednesday #Dundee

The paddle steamer ferry B L Nairn was built by the Caledon shipyard for the Dundee Harbour Trust in 1929. The B L Nairn was the last paddle steamer to be built by the Caledon yard. It served as one of the Tay Ferries until 1966. #TransportTuesday #Dundee #Archives

The West Port Date: 1964 Ref: DCC-BW002-33

For today's #SundayReading we take you back to a post from 2019. We did a bit of investigation into what was going in this picture - why was there a boat being paraded up the High Street? Read the post to find out why. #Dundee #Archives

Parnell died in June 1842 - after ill health he committed suicide. Some notes seem to suggest this is why the street name was changed. However the name was changed by the Paving Committee in March 1842 following a "dispute". Its not clear what that dispute was. 3/3

Dens Road from the junction of Victoria Street, sometime in the 1920s. According to the 1920/1921 Dundee Directory, the dairy produce and confectionery shop was run by Mrs Learmonth. Her home address was 1 Cotton Road. Ref: Sanitary Department 1/16 #Dundee #Archives

@_DundeePerfect_ The houses in the background seem to be those on Forfar Road, the white one on the right of the picture is quite distinctive (its now just behind the petrol garage). I don't think this is a memorial. I'm not sure when it was taken. Possibly 1960s?

@jeemielad I'm afraid there is no date on the photograph. I'd probably say its 1960s or possibly into the 1970s. We have more photographs of Victoria Road here:

Taken in January 1959, this view of 15-17 Gray's Lane is taken from Burnside Street looking towards the High Street in Lochee. St Marys RC Primary School is just seen on the right of the photograph. Date: January 1959 Ref: TC/Ph/10/14/73/3

Perhaps a slightly tricky one for this week's #WhereisitWednesday. This was in a folder marked "City Centre" but that might not be right. Does anyone have any ideas on where this might have been taken? #Dundee #Archives