SAW051735 SCOTLAND (1953). Tollcross Park, Glasgow. An oblique aerial photograph taken facing north.

Prefab layout

Entrance to British Dyewood Co.

British Dyewood Co.

Rigby St.

Wellshot Rd.

Allotments

Tollcross Park Bowling Green

Tollcross Rd ( Rockdove Gds. as was )

Shettleston Rd. looking towards Lamplighting Dept.

Park Gate and Gatehouse.

Coalyards.

Prices Bakery (front)

Prices Bakery (rear)

St. Marks School, burnt down April 1967

Edenwood Street.

Caroline Street.

St. Marks Primary, burnt down 2012.

Nestled here, Winning Row.

Tollcross Park Lodge (now Tollcross Park Children's Farm entrance)

Site of the old "Greens Picturedrome"

Drumover Dr. (1935)

St.Marks R.C. Primary School

Quarrybrae Primary (now demolished)

Park roundabout 2005

Crail St.

Tennyson Dve.

Quarrybrae St

Dalton St

Caroline St. ~ Ropeworks

Quarryknowe St

The Anchorage Bar, 243 Westmuir Street ~ known to the locals as low Worton’s after the owners name, high Worton’s was the Anchor Bar on the Gallowgate

Powfoot Street/Beattock Street ~ Parkhead Juniors Park. The club was founded in 1880 and was sometimes referred to as Parkhead Football Club. Their first ground was at the Sheddens where Old Shettleston Road and Shettleston Road meet. From there they moved to Powfoot Street/Beattock Street and their ground was known as Helenslea Park, although they were known to have played some games at Helenvale Park. They were five times winners of the Scottish Junior Cup in 1899, 1903, 1915, 1920 and 1924 as well as being runner-up on four other occasions. They were at one time the oldest team in the Scottish Junior League. Their third and final ground was once again named Helenslea Park and was located at Cuthelton Street. The club became defunct in 1964.

Greenhouse

Tollcross International Swimming Centre, hosted the Swimming events at the 2014 Commonwealth Games

St. Marks Chapel

Workmans Hostel

Park bandstand

Tollcross Park Museum, now private flats.

Wellshot Road

16 Drumover Drive, United Free Church