and Dunblane has great Butchers, bakers, thrift stores, and fish and chips. See Papas Fish and chips? 
Home to one of the oldest cathedrals in Scotland and some pubs, and hotels, and B&Bs
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was this great suburb located directly on the A-9 made up from all demographics. pop? city areas? income? The Firth of Allan flows through, and Dunblane has great Butchers, bakers, thrift stores, and fish and chips. See Papas Fish and chips? Home to one of the oldest cathedrals in Scotland and some pubs, and hotels, and B&Bs
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admired residents' gardens and the beauty of the open spaces and parks.
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Perthshire Scotland > Towns > Dunblane Guide > About Dunblane
Dunblane lies on the hills above the Forth valley and Stirling on the the southern edge of Perthshire. The Allan Water flows through the town.
The town is named after St Blane who is said to have established a Culdee church here around 600.
In 1140 a new church was founded by David I. In 1233 the Bishopric moved from Muthill to Dunblane and the Cathedral which stands in the centre of the town was begun. By the late 13thC this was a small cathedral city and dates as a burgh of barony from this period. However, nearby Stirling overshadowed and development was always limited.
After post-Reformation decay and neglect of nearly 300 years Dunblane Cathedral was restored in part at the end of the 19thC by Sir Roland Anderson.
Allan Water is spanned by a 16thC single arch bridge as it flows through the town. 
Bonnie Prince Charlie held a ball at Dunblane on the way south with his ill-fated Jacobite army in 1745.
In Victorian times Dunblane became a popular Spa town like others in Perthshire - places away from the 19thC industrial cities to where those who were better off could escape via the new railways which arrived here in 1848.
During the 19thC there was a thriving textile industry locally with woollen and silk dyeing mills.
With the local government reorganisation of Scotland in 1975 the town did not remain with the majority of Perthshire, which was henceforth administered as Perth & Kinross, but was transfered to Stirling District.
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