Kelvingrove Bandstand

 Bandstand and Amphitheatre from 1924,architecht may have been James Miller.

The bandstand was closed in 1999 as it was unsafe and badly vandalised.

It was eventually refurbished at a  cost of £1.8million and reopened  May 2014.

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.

Tobacco Warehouse

 Tobacco Warehouse James Watt Street by John Baird 1854, an incredibly drab building. 

Ruchill Park

 The view from Ruchill  Park Partick, Glasgow University spire in the middle of the picture.

Former Royal Bank of Scotland

 Former Royal Bank of Scotland 30 Bothwell Street now being used as a pub.

The Architect was James Miller built in 1935 a rather severe looking building, the friezes that decorate the building are the highlight of the building, the friezes are by Gilbert Bayes who was an esteemed and prolific British sculptor whose long career spanned the Arts & Crafts era, the New Sculpture Movement, and the Art Deco period.