SAW009706 SCOTLAND (1947). Harland and Wolff Shipbuilding Yard, Clydebrae Street, Govan, Glasgow. An oblique aerial photograph taken facing north.

Vacant sites in Dudley Drive and Airlie Street: bombed during blitz of March 1941.

Vacant site in Peel Street: bombed during blitz of March 1941.

Tower Bar, landmark on the corner of Castlebank Street and Hayburn street railway bridge for decades.

Iron Bank, mansion originally built by William Tod of Tod and McGregor (later D & W Henderson) Meadowside shipyard, Partick. Replaced by flats in the 1980s.

D and W Henderson's Meadowside shipyard (previously established at this location by Tod and McGregor) closed as part of the shipbuilders' National Shipbuilders Security (NSS) attempt to reduce capacity during the Great Depression. NSS placed restrictive covenants on any return to shipbuilding at this Partick site until the 1970s. It was to re-open briefly during the Second World War where a large number of landing craft for the D-Day invasion where constructed. The ship repair side of the operation continued operating the Meadowside dry dock until 1963.

Hamilton Crescent School

Partick Bowling Club

Ardery Street Masonic Hall

Crow Road

Site of combined Partick rail & subway station, opened 1979.

Merkland Street

Partickhill Railway Station. Replaced by the combined Partick Railway and Subway station, 200 yards south, in 1979

West of Scotland Cricket Ground