SPW045856 SCOTLAND (1934). Singer Sewing Machine Factory, Kilbowie Street, Clydebank. An oblique aerial photograph taken facing north-west.

Graham Street

Gordon Street

Site of Clydebank High School

Benbow Hotel: The hotel was opened on 21 May 1916 by William Beardmore & Company Limited to meet the pressing need for accommodation for single and married workers at their Dalmuir works, but also more generally in the burgh of Clydebank. The hotel had 386 bedrooms, a public saloon, a restaurant for 1000 diners, as well as billiard, recreation, reading and writing rooms (Sunday Post, 21 May 1916).

Victoria Street

Clydebank Pavilion Theatre

St. Stephen's Church, destroyed 1941

Kilbowie (Old) station. Retained as terminus (under name Singer Works or Singer Workers Platforms) when line diverted to make room for factory. Its six terminal platforms were included in the Clydeside electrificaion scheme butall swept away after Singer closed.

Dalmuir station (North British/LNER)

Dalmuir station (Caledonian R).

Canal Bridge Kilbowie Road

The Holy City

Singers Station

Livingston Street

Auchentoshan House

Mountblow

Parkhall

Duntocher

Freelands Place

Kilbowie Railway Station

Agamemnon Street

Dalnottar Cemetery

Public Library

Clydebank Co-op ('Big') Department Store

Old High School

'Caley' Bridge (Caledonian Railway)

Oil Storage Tanks

Dalmuir Park

The Crescent ('Greek' Thomson)

Kitchener Street

Singer's Clock

Singer's Wood Yard

Forth & Clyde Canal Swing Bridge

Dalmuir School

Tram Sheds at terminus Dalmuir West

Dalmuir Parish Church