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harleysinger wrote:http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d87/weesue/TheDig4.jpg

More photos found on page one of Castlemilk In The News web site!

Dead Link above... here's the new link...
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Castlemilk-History/116432021792052

Thank you for your nice comments about Castlemilk History Facebook!!!

Hi Guys, could this be the "Turtle" you are looking for, which was put in place along side the Ruins of Castlemilk House?
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=403056989796219&set=a.403056809796237.1073741846.116432021792052&type=3&theater

Thanks Monument... It was very exciting... Can I just say for anyone that is interested... Archaeology weekend Saturday 21st & Sunday 22nd July 12.00pm – 3.30pm Step back in time this weekend and discover Castlemilk Park’s rich history. See our small archaeological dig in the park and discover o...

This is the story that's been kept under wraps for a few months while further archaeological investigations were taking place in Castlemilk Park... After the January Storm that damaged so much of the city... Including many fallen trees in Castlemilk Park. A few members of the "How Old Are Yew&q...

Hi folks I am a former member of the now defunct Castlemilk History Group. I no longer live in Castlemilk but keep in touch with many friends. I live in Crown St in the Gorbals. I still have some video footage of our very first exhibition on tape as well as the archaeological dig that we had commiss...

I would say that most folk in Glasgow are excellent friendly people....and that a minority of them are wankers/nuisance etc. I was born in the Gorbals in 1959 and moved to Castlemilk in 1964. Lived there for the next 37 years and for the last 7 years I've moved back to the "New Gorbals". ...

Hi Guys I've just recently started posting... Just love the variety of subjects on the forums... Never know what one to go into first! My main interests are Glasgow's and Local History. Geneaology. Old Glasgow Photographs, and Computers. Thanks to the administrators for keeping it easy to follow and...

Rabbie yer story is now on Page 5 of my web site:-
Castlemilk In The News...
http://www.geocities.com/harleysinger/E ... age_5.html
Thanks very much...
Would love it if anyone else has any Castlemilk House stories that they would be willing to share!
Cheers

AW thanks Rabbie. I lost the link to the GG Board, so thanks for finding it again will report back soon...
Take care!

Hi Rabbie I would love to hear some of your stories from your time in the home! I would certainly add them to my web site to go along with the other very detailed transcription that we recorded while in the Castlemilk History Group. I don't remember actually seeing any plans to the house, Some of th...

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d87/w ... heDig4.jpg

More photos found on page one of Castlemilk In The News web site!

Hi I was involved with Glasgow University Archaeological Research Division. (GUARD) Who conducted the dig right on top of the ruins, before the play-area was formed. They assured us that the tunnel underneath the Castle was more than likely filled with the demolition rubble from the Castle as the To...

I have been researching my family tree for a number of years now and got as far back as the late 1700's... so far counting my grandchildren I have got 9 generations listed... Maybe the pictures that you are looking for are under a different name now because, Street Names have changed over the years....

CASTLEMILK IN THE NEWS:- WEB SITE:-
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