Gilmorehill Centre

Gilmorehill Parish Church was designed by architect James Sellars in 1878, as the Anderston Free Church. Located at the foot of University Avenue, it was built in a Normandy Gothic style. It was acquired by the University of Glasgow in 1963 and converted into an examination hall.

In the 1990s the church was converted again, to become the Gilmorehill Centre. The state-of-the-art Department of Theatre Film and Television Studies is housed there, with a theatre and cinema open to the public.

ST Judes

 St Judes ia a B listed building on Woodlands Road,built to a design of John Burnet  SNR.

The style is French Gothic,white sandstone and a fairly average looking spire,part of the building is now a private residence,the church is probably overlooked as the splendid Trinity towers dominate the local sky line.

Woodlands Methodist Church

 Woodlands Methodist Church built in 1909 by David Barclay. A very plain and dull building not helped by the way it is built into Woodland Hill.

It was originally built for the Sweedenborgians,the planned spire remains unfinished.

St Andrews in the Square

 The time on the St Andrews tower clock shows twenty five minutes past three and the winter sun is setting in Glasgow.

St Marys Cathedral

 The Cathedral Church of St Mary the Virgin, commonly called St Mary's Cathedral, is a cathedral of the Scottish Episcopal Church. It is located on the Great Western Road, in the west end of Glasgow, Scotland. The current building was opened on 9 November 1871 as St Mary's Episcopal Church and was completed in 1893 when the spire was completed. The architect was Sir Gilbert Scott. It was raised to cathedral status in 1908. The total height of the cathedral is 63 metres. The church structure is protected as a category A listed building.

Carmunnock Parish Church

There has been a Christian presence in Carmunnock Parish for 1500 years. The current church sits in the footprint of its predecessor in 1769 and is a unique survivor of the traditional 18C Presbyterian T plan church within the Glasgow boundary

Queen Park

 Queens Park autumn twilight.

Dennistoun Central Church

 Dennistoun central Church from 1874 by James Salmon and son.

A plain church with no outstanding features ,hidden away behind tenements', it has changed denominations several times throughout the years.

Queens Park Church

 The spire of William Leipers Queens Park church dominates the park, a beautiful French Gothic style.

Built in 1876,the spire wasn't completed until 1883.

Queens Park Church

 Queens Park Church former Strathbungo Church built in 1873 by James Thompson.

Gothic style church with a four stage spire,fine views of the spire from Queens Park.

St. Andrew's Church

 

St Mungos

 St Mungo's Pearson Street Townhead, the church was built in 1841 by the architect  George Goldie, modifications to the church were made in 1877,

The church was lucky to miss the slum clearances that took place in Townhead during the 50s and 60s.

The style of the church is Gothic Revival, the tower was never completed  and it does detract from the overall look of the church. The statue of Christ on the cross on the outside of the building is very striking.