SPW053454 SCOTLAND (1937). General view, Springboig, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland, 1937. An oblique aerial photograph, taken facing east.

81 Budhill Avenue

Galapark

Where the old branch line to mount Vernon and beyond used to be

Edinburgh Rd (bus roundabout here)

Hollowglen Farm.

Barlanark House.

Greyfriars Parish Church.

Glenduffhill Jewish Cemetery.

Sandymount Cemetery

Railway Bridges at Gartocher Rd.

Barrachnie.

Frankfield Brickworks.

Budhill Square

Shettleston Station

Budhill Ave. (circa 1910)

Soon to be Barlanark.

Bartiebeith Rd

What will soon be Queenslie Industrial Estate.

Not sure, but I think Greenfield House was roundabout here ( pic shown 1878 )

I believe that this is the location of Hollowglen Farm as requested.

Greenfield Brick Works

Gravel Pit

Budhill Avenue

Edinburgh Road, A8

Monkland Canal

Carrick Drive, old houses still standing

Gargrave Avenue, about here I'd say

Crosshill. The village of Baillieston grew out of a number of small hamlets, including Crosshill, Barrachnie, and Bredisholm, which developed as farming and weaving communities in the latter part of the eighteenth century.

Swinton

23 Barrachnie Road, Garrowhill. Currently occupied by the Spring Grove Dental Clinic

Bargeddie

Larchgrove hell-hole

Larchgrove assessment centre for boys

Peter Righton – one of Britain’s leading care workers, and a man who lived a double life as a paedophile – headed an investigation into allegations of cruelty at the Larchgrove assessment centre for boys in Glasgow in the 1970s. The inquiry resulted in no criminal proceedings being taken, despite 13 out of 30 allegations of violence and neglect being proved. The home, in Springboig, was under the control of Glasgow City Council, then Glasgow Corporation.

Barrachnie Inn

Garrowhill Park