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Glasgow recent comments:

  • Stobcross, RobinPhillips (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    I have found that an ancestor of mine lived in Stobcross House and estate which occupied this area before the shipyards. His name was John Phillips, a tea merchant and sugar refiner. Does anyone have any information or interest? robinjphillips@hotmail.com
  • Boulevard Self Drive, joblogs (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    I suppose not having a radio is a bit of a pain!
  • Pit bing , Jim (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    This is now called the bananaway and has been for many years
  • St Bartholomew's RC Church, Castlemilk, olddobson wrote 15 years ago:
    Fr Toy, Fr Byrne, Fr McCafferty. Happy memories of days in the 50s-60s, lovely chapel and lovely people.
  • Anniesland Railway Station, walt (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    ...or Queen Street Low Level - the lines diverge after Partick
  • BAE Systems - Govan shipbuilding yard, walt (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    If you look carefully, you can not only see the fifth Type 45 ('Defender') on the slip ready to launch (launched 21 October 2009) but also the bow section for 'Duncan' delivered from BVT Portsmouth.
  • Murano Street Student Village, kalerdo (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    my most expensive flat, simply paying for normal standard 2 times more
  • Wellhouse, monp (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    torrrran toi
  • King George V Dock, walt (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    Opened in 1931 by King George V sailing in Clyde steamer King George V! Clan Line ships used the west side of the KGV Dock, 'Blue Funnel' ships the east side. US military aircraft were unloaded there in WW2.
  • BAE Systems - Govan shipbuilding yard, walt (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    My Uncle Hughie was a foreman there in WW2 when they built sections for the Normandy Landing 'Mulberry' Harbours.
  • Garscadden Railway Station, walt (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    What rubbish! Built for the opening of the North Clydeside Electric services ('Blue Trains') in 1960, it unexpectedly had steam services for the 11 months that the Blue Trains were withdrawn for safety modifications after a few weeks.
  • Broomhill, abducted-toast (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    colcom.info for computer repair here
  • Wolfson Medical School Building, Stephen (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    Glasgow University Wolfson Medical School Building. Built in 2002 as part of an overhaul of medical teaching at the university, this building is where most of the teaching occurs for medical students at the university during their preclinical years. Along with the BHF Cardiovasvular Research building and Glasgow Biomedical Research Centre, (both next door and both built 2006), The Wolfson Medical School forms one point of the "Traingle of Excellence" of medical training and research. Very fancy.
  • King's Park Golf Course, cb (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    Many a game of football had here. come on.
  • Larkfield Garage, Dobienet wrote 15 years ago:
    The Northmost group of buildings was originally The Busworks. All the Strathclyde fleet maintenance and rebuilding was carried out here. A large part of what is open yard was originally covered and was the main shop floor including the electrical, welding, blacksmithing and metalwork shop.
  • Murano Street Student Village, hmn88 wrote 15 years ago:
    worst accommodation ever!
  • Queenslie, Craig N (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Hey guys just a wee reminder that it was a gr8 place and no many people have ever settled outwith the community. Remember the q news and aw the gala days (GALA DRAGONS ASWELL). Gone now but memories will always last as it was fuckin brilliant growing up here. Just dnt get how evey other scheme stayed up apart fae oors. Aw well take care and dnt dwell on the past
  • Mount Vernon, Edward Cullen's wife (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    How can this be Mount Vernon when the incorrectly titled North Mount Vernon was built before this area?
  • Cranhill, eddie 1963 (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    I was born and bread in No 2 skerryvore pl 1963 it was a great place to live and grow up,there was nothing wrong with cranhill it only started having problems when glasgow district council started letting problem tennents live there and that is when the decent people started leaving now look what they are left with RIP CRANHILL.
  • Cranhill, rdorans571verizon.net (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    I was born in the living room at 89 Longstone Rd in 1957. We,(my mother Cathrine, father John, and sisters Helen, Kathleen, Susan,and Rosemary),lived there until the summer of 1966 when my family immegrated to America. I would love to hear from anyone who lived in Cranlhill around that time period or after.