The Old Post Office started in 1900 showing the side and back in 1970 and Mr and Mrs Fallow who ran the Post Office in early 1970's.
The
school play grounds early 1900'sThe Quarter School in July 2001
This is the June Briggs Millennium Garden
The children of Quarter Primary School decided that a fitting memorial to June Briggs would be a Millennium Garden to the rear of the school with land donated by the Duchess Nina Nursing Home.
The first Police Station was situated at the corner of Darngaber Road and Limekilnburn Road . The building was originally a private school and can be seen in the 1856 – 1954 maps of Darngaber/Quarter, but the building must have been demolished between 1954 and 1963. The Police Station had moved by 1914 to just across the road from the Church and was there up until 1976. Today there are two private houses where the Police Station was.
From the Quarter Public School log book the first Policeman mentioned in the village was Sergeant Blaney who in September 1880 was required to question the parents of a truant boy at the village school. In 1881 we have constables Andrew Watt and William G. Gunn living in Darngaber Rows Police Station. By 1921 Constables Alexander McRae and Neil Shaw had moved to the new Police Station and in 1925 we have Constables Peter Laing and William Riach. Other Policemen that have been mentioned are George Scott, Harry Robson, Jim McKenzie and the last Policeman at Quarter was Jim McDonald.
The Old Police Station
The New Police Station, opposite the church, demolished in 1976
