Locations

St Andrew's-by-the-Green snapped by Duncan McCallum AKA Streapadair in March 1973. It was built as an Episcopalian Church between 1750-52 & was designed by Presbyterian Andrew Hunter who was excommunicated for his efforts. Happily...

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: Unknown. Photo: Unknown. Photo: Unknown. Photo: Unknown. Photograph reproduced with the kind permission of Stuart Neville - https://www.flickr.com/photos/stunev4/   Photograph reproduced with the kind permission of Stuart Neville - https://www.flickr.com/photos/stunev4/ Photograph reproduced with the kind permission of...

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...

Photo (C6469): Sourced from Virtual Mitchell and reproduced with the kind permission of Glasgow City Archives.

Photo (C6715): Sourced from Virtual Mitchell and reproduced with the kind permission of Glasgow City Archives.

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: ScottishCinemas.org.uk The Waverley Picture House was designed by Watson, Salmond & Gray for Shawlands Picture House Ltd and opened on 25th December 1922. The building is finished in red sandstone but its most prominent...

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...