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1930`s Shops & Business Premises 1930`s Maule Street & High Street
Maule Street South Side
School House
Monifieth Public School
Junction /South Union Street
Office Thomas Muir Son & Paton ,
Coal merchants House
Farquharson, Plumber.
Winter , Painter & Decorator.
Railway Cottages
Railway Goods Yard.
Railway Station
High Street
J.F. Low . Ironfounders Factory & Ground area of 15 acres.
Junction Reform Street.
High Street continued
Panetta Ice Cream Parlour
G Taylor , Grocer.
Taylor the Grocer
Located on the south side of the High Street c1915
Alhambra Cinema
Junction Wellbank Place
High Street cont:
Junction Tay Street
Henderson Grocer.
Panetta Ice Cream & Confectioners
- Craig. Plumber
F & W Alexander Bakers
Millar, Barber.
Maule Street North Side
Nicoll& Tait Chemist
Misses Stewart. Drapers
Rattray. Barber
Mrs Kermath. Grocer
Tullis . Builder & Joiner
Lane to G Lowson Coal Merchant`s Yard
Maule Street continued:
Burgh Council offices,
Dundee Eastern Co-operative Society
Former Businesses
Mrs Pick`s Haberdashery
Junction North Union Street. High Street.
High Street continued :
North side.
Royal Bank of Scotland
- Kinnear Shoe Shop
Robertson. Jeweller & Watchmaker
Gall. Fishmonger
Troup. Chemist
Post Office
Miss Yule confectioner.
Villa Marquisbank
Two Cottages
1. Hay Joiner & Undertaker
J F Low`s Garden Allotments
McLeod . Newagents
Peebles. Bros. Grocers.
Lane to outbuildings for Peebles Bros & R M Mathers Baker
High Street continued:
Mathers Bakers Shop
Gibson . Draper
Mrs Garry, Hairdresser
N Millar, Butcher
High Street continued
South Church Halls
Ross. Painter
Allan , Grocer
Mary Watson , Draper.
Path Leading to Dr Richardson`s House 53 High Street
Sinclair, Ironmonger.
- Carr, Grocer
Lane leading to storage for W Carr and Three houses
High Street continues;
W Rew , Butcher.
Morrison, Plumber.
L White , Greengrocer.
Ingram , Baker.
Royal Hotel.
Entrance to Hotel gatage.
Geekie , Butcher
M Taylor Newagent & Confectioner
Monifieth Police Office
JD Forbes Photographer.
Monifieth Local History Society 
interesting record of shops and business in times past-the Monifieth High Street is changed out of all recognition since World War 2 and the more so over the last 50 years. New church is first new build in years! I worked at Ian Bennet’s Milton garage in school hols and learned to drive there,passing first time,noting my father,Provost Cameron Watt and his wife in the photograph