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Here it is in full glory http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v316/JamesMc/HG3/P1220955.jpg Now i'm puzzled by the dates. "Estd 1810" and also "built circa 1515". I presume this building was not built that long ago, but is maybe on the site of a previous pub. 1810 seems more reasonable, the Old Colleg...

drcrippen wrote:Tim, you say thornwood/crow road, is it looking down crow road or thornwood, help me get orientated!

Jimmock

Isn't the shop on the right Stupart's the hairdressers?

I'm sure theres a picture of him in a book taken in the Rosevale Bar in Partick c.1990. I think the book was called Glasgow: 24 hrs in the life of a city ?? It is indeed, an impressive feat of memory. Large pic across pages 86 and 87, complete with fag, red bowtie and ruffled shirt, but not the vel...

Vinnie I don't know if this is in any way useful or relevant to your query, but I picked it up somewhere and thought I'd post it: "174 New City Road was probably a tenemental, residential property in 1919. Like the property in the same street illustrated in the Virtual Mitchell there may been a sho...

"The Bailie (some kind of council rag?)"

Whit in 1898?

The Baillie was a Glasgow magazine that featured short stories, sketches and cartoons. Nothing to dae wi the cooncil.