SAW045968 SCOTLAND (1952). Glasgow, general view, showing Royal Infirmary and Glasgow Cathedral. An oblique aerial photograph taken facing north. This image has been produced from a crop marked negative.

2ndWW Communal Surface Blast Shelter.

2ndWW Communal Surface Blast Shelters.

Statue of David Livingstone outside Glasgow Cathedral

Bridge over Monkland Canal, Roystonhill, Glasgow (City of Glasgow council area) This bridge was built to carry Roystonhill (originally Garngad hill) over the Monkland Canal, at the north end of the canal's Townhead basin. It probably replaced an earlier wooden bridge of the standard Monkland Canal pattern. This view shows the bridge from the north west, looking towards the site of the basin. The canal had been drained, and the water culverted, to make way for motorway construction. The cast iron beams were cast by the Hydepark Foundry. This bridge was demolished soon after this photograph was taken in 1966. The Monkland Canal had been disused since the 1930s, but was maintained in water because it supplies water to the summit level of the Forth and Clyde Canal. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.

Lister street

A view from 1909 of the premises of the Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society in Cathedral Square. Opened in 1896, the building was designed in the Scots Baronial style by architects Campbell Douglas & Morison for the Society as a reception centre for prisoners released from nearby Duke Street Prison. The building has survived into the 21st century, converted into a restaurant.

Statue of King William III of Orange

View from Kennedy Street. Black Street warehouse with external fire escape stairs.

Canal bridge, Glebe Street

Glebe Street Railway Station

"The independent order of Rechabites" hall, it then became a meeting place for the Temperance society, then the Salvation Army took it over followed by the Townhead Tenants Association. This dilapidated building is currently the only building that still exists in Stirling Rd.

St James Road, Tolbooth Gospel Mission (pic showing front)

Stirling Road/St James Road, The Corner Bar.

Picture taken from a ward in the Royal Infirmary hospital showing a trolley bus picking up passengers in Castle St. Wee pub is 'The Cot Bar'

The Cot Bar to the extreme right

McLeod St, looking to Glasgow's 'oldest' house on Castle St.

This view down to end of St James Road taken 1973

Martyr St, from Parson St. Photo 1973. Derelict then, now demolished.

The fork of Monkland St and Parliamentary Rd

Internal view of electrical traction motor testing department

Interior shed view of carriage body repair shop

Inside one of the St Rollox Worksheds

View from inside the St Rollox Works

St Rollox House, 130-132 Springburn Road

Springburn Road, Caledonian Railway's Locomotive Works looking south

Springburn Road (looking north)

Glasgow Cathedral

John Knox Monument on the Necropolis

Bridge of Sighs

View of Bridge of Sighs (built 1833) and the Necropolis

Looking up John Knox Street from top of Ladywell Street with Wishart Street on the right.

Looking down Stanhope Street from this position on the corner of Parson Street

Monkland Canal

Black Street Clinic...Who me? - Naw!

A small workhouse at No.12 Monkland Street

Baird Street where it starts from Glebe Street

McAslin Street

Rottenow. In the picture Barony Church and Townhead School.

Looking along Parson Street, St Mungo's Church on the right, Designed by the London architect George Goldie 1869 in French Gothic style. This church still stands today

Castle Street view from Parson Street (opposite Alexandra Parade)

Looking up Glebe Street from junction with Parson Street

Castle Street, in this later picture (70's) you can see the remains of the Church that once stood next to the cafe to the left. All of this is now demolished.

Castle Street, beside Glasgow Royal Infirmary, looking up Glebe Street off to the left

Stirling Road, looking up Glebe Street (1976) The tenements have been reduced to the ground floor shops and pubs. Now completely demolished.

Glebe Street, in this pic the junction down the road is Parliamentary Road.

Pic taken from Parliamentary Road of The Martyrs' Church in Monkland Street.

149-155 Castle St Casino Cinema

Martyr Street

Parliamentary Road ends at Castle Street

Rhymer Street

Royston Road

Stirling Road - view of the Blind Asylum.

View from this spot...Monkland Canal at Castle Street, being piped 1960s

the old castle st toilets stll there i believe