Locations

Two sunny days separated by 150 years. The three towers of Charles Wilson's striking mid-Victorian former Free Church College peek out from behind the now orphaned tower of Park Church in our first...

The ornate exterior of the Corona bar will be familiar to most South Siders. It was built in 1912-13 by Clarke & Bell & J.H. Craigie for well known Glasgow publican James O'Malley at...

Photo (C1716): Sourced from Virtual Mitchell and reproduced with the kind permission of Glasgow City Archives.

We're looking west along Sauchiehall St from the corner of Renfield St in this early 20th century postcard view. On the right is the intricate cast iron entrance canopy of the Lyric theatre, while...

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Photo (C287): Sourced from Virtual Mitchell and reproduced with the kind permission of Glasgow City Archives. A view of Langside Avenue looking west towards Minard Road. On the left you'll see the pub that,...

Photo (C1804): Sourced from Virtual Mitchell and reproduced with the kind permission of Glasgow City Archives. The cobbles are gone and cars now line the streets, but the north side of Blythswood Square is little...

Photo (C1761): Sourced from Virtual Mitchell and reproduced with the kind permission of Glasgow City Archives. This 18th century tobacco merchant's villa had recently had that ugly mansard roof added when this photograph was...

Photo (C1752): Sourced from Virtual Mitchell and reproduced with the kind permission of Glasgow City Archives. This palazzo-style warehouse building, diagonally opposite Central Station, was constructed around 1855 although the original architect is unknown. By...