Glasgow Cross Train Station

Glasgow Cross railway station closed on October 5, 1964, as part of the widespread closures of the Glasgow Central Low Level lines, though the line itself remained open and was later electrified as part of the Argyle Line, with trains still passing under the site.

KGV Dock Glasgow

 Post Card showing KGV dock Glasgow,the train is taking coal to the nearby Braehead Power Plant at Renfrew.

Candleriggs

 

Built in 1902 by city engineer Mcdonald,originally a frit market but now used to houde pubs and restaurants.

Chrystal Bell and Co

 Chrystal Bell and Co 31 Gallowgate,pub and tenement built by James Hamilton. Built circa 1880. 3-storey and attic corner tenement  Italianate style, arcaded windows with pilastered jambs/mullions, round-arched at 1st floor, stilted segmental arches above; main cornice, attic windows above at curved corner and regularly placed facing Watson Street; short elevation to Gallowgate. Distinctive glazing pattern with casements.

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