SPW062364 SCOTLAND (1939). Tradeston Gas Works, Kilbirnie Street, Glasgow. An oblique aerial photograph taken facing north. This image has been produced from a print.

West Street signal box.

Broomielaw

On the evenings of March 13th and 14th 1941, an estimated 250 German bombers attacked targets on Clydeside and caused extensive damage and heavy casualties. This picture shows the spot where one bomb came down between a Tram and a Tenement at the corner of Centre Street/Nelson Street. The blast was so powerful that it killed three French sailors in the Broomielaw on the other side of the river. Some 110 people died and a further 118 were injured. Eleven of those who died were in the tram from where, despite its complete destruction, 20 people were rescued.”

No 15 tram passing this spot on Maxwell Road in 1960 (pic)

Rail bridges over Kilbirnie Street

Entrance to Refuse Disposal Works 59 Kilbirnie Street

40 Kilbirnie Street, Park's Motor Works

4-10 Darnley Street, Wm Holmes And Co

57 Maxwell Road, Caledonian Railway Engineer's Office Block

164 Maxwell Road, Aerated Water Works

West Street (view from M74 on ramp)

96-112 Kilbirnie Street