The Saint Vincent Street Church was designed by Alexander Thomson in 1859 and was originally used by the United Presbyterian Church. The church is now owned by Glasgow City Council. The building was listed in the 1998 World Monuments Watch, and the tower was restored
However, the church is no longer in use and is falling into decay. It has lain unused since 2021.
The Glasgow Arts Club was founded in 1867. It currently resides at 185 Bath Street.
During the 19th century the club was originally to be found at 151 Bath Street but moved to 185 Bath Street when two townhouses were converted by John Keppie. The club formally opened in 1893.
The young Charles Rennie Mackintosh was involved in some of the decorative details, and also a mural for the club.
The Gallowgate pub beside Barrowland Park and often saw revellers before concerts and football matches.
A Glasgow pub known for its rare licence to sell alcohol at 08:00 has closed after 37 years.
MacKinnnon's in the Gallowgate closed at the end of May with the owners citing health reasons.
The Ross family has run the business since 1987, but it first opened as a pub in 1815.
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The architect was A Hessell Tiltman built in 1904 in a French Renaissance style in red sandstone.
The building is currently vacant with an unknown future.
