SPW035723 SCOTLAND (1931). Glasgow, general view, showing Mavor and Coulson Engineering Works, Broad Street and Brook Street. An oblique aerial photograph taken facing north-west.

Redan Street...built over now.

47 Broad Street. Part of Mavor and Coulson's engineering works. This was the first part of Mavor and Coulson's works to be purpose-built. It was designed by Andrew Myles, and subsequently extended to the rear. This was probably the first purpose-built electrical engineering works in Glasgow. This view shows the street frontage of the building, which had internally a large full-height erecting bay flanked by galleries for lighter work. The central arched opening was originally a doorway. To either side are later additions for the same firm. Mavor and Coulson Ltd specialised in their early history in small and medium-sized generating installations, but went on to become leading manufacturers of electric mining equipment, especially belt conveyors. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.

Orr St, west side at Crownpoint Rd. The pub was The Crofters.

Crownpoint Road bridge over now disused railway

Telephone exchange built 1910, the only remaining building left standing in Cubie Street