Henry Healy 

Founded in 1912,  Henry Healy built up his business from selling eggs in a cart to owning 30 stores across the city. Although the business went into receivership in 2009, there are still a few shops dotted around the city. This shop was in Mitchell Street and sadly was closed a number of years ago.

 

 

Building of College and Printing

 

The tower of  Building and Printing overlooks George Square, its hard to ignore its 14 floors as it dominates the area. Its probably fair to say that its disliked my most Glaswegian's, the building was given  B listed status.

The tower was built by Wylie and Shanks, it opened its doors in 1964,at one point the college had 20,000 thousand students.

Hopefully the tower can be repurposed as its very run down.

The Art Laundry Service & Exhibiton Space

Quirky Glasgow - The Art Laundry Service & Exhibiton Space -  Dalhousie street Glasgow

 

 

Bell Street Warehouses

05-169 Bell Street, built in 1883 by the Glasgow and South Western Railway as a bonded warehouse for Whisky.

Now converted to apartments.
 

Greenview Street Pollokshaws

 Former bank and law offices with dwelling houses above 

The architect was Thomas Baird built in 1902.

Originally built as a bank with flats upstairs, it was refurbished for flats, the tenement stands on its own as the rest of the street was demolished.