SPW053450 SCOTLAND (1937). General view, Greenfield, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland, 1937. An oblique aerial photograph, taken facing east.

Sir. Wm. Arroll, Parkhead cranes works. Sister factory to main site in Dalmarnock which concentrated on Bridges and later on structural steel work for power stations.

Greenfield House.

Shettleston Baptist Church

Greyfriars Parish Church

J.C.Watt's Avondale Works Old Shettleston Road

Sandymount Cemetery

Shettleston Station

Frankfield Brickworks.

Tollcross Park Bowling Green

Allotments

British Dyewood Co.

Balintore Street looking toward Amulree St.

Railway Tavern (PH)

Tram on Shettleston Rd.

Eastmuir Masonic Lodge

Shettleston Cross.

Shettleston Graveyard.

Rockdove Gds ( Tollcross Rd now )

Wellshot Rd. School

St Serfs Episcopal Church

Rope Works

The Fairfield (PH)

The Sheddens (PH)

Parkhead Forge.

Shettleston Old Parish Church.

The State Cinema.

Eastbank Academy

Bus on Shettleston Rd at McNair St.

Kids queue up for the Saturday matinee (1955)

Shettleston Baths and Wash House (steamie)

Possible site of Parkhead Juniors first ground going by this early map.

Apparently Scotts Electric Cinema (Denbeck St) sat here.

Denbeck St 1958.

St. Marks School, burnt down April 1967.

Lamplighting Dept.

Railway Bridges at Gartocher Rd

Wellshot Halls and Library

Tollcross Park Mansion

Tollcross Park Gates

St. Marks Chapel

Caroline St

Edenwood St

St. Marks Primary.

St. Marks RC School.

J&T Boyd Ltd Textile Machinery.

United Glass Old Shettleston Road.

Cardowan Rd.

Merchiston St.

Arniston St.

Whitburn St.

Haymarket St.

Tollcross Park Bandstand

Carntyne Industrial Estate, 1950s. ~ Industries attracted to Carntyne Industrial Estate can be gained from the names of firms which set up business there - West of Scotland Wringers, South Wales Switchgear, Clydeside Machine Tool Co, Caledonian Tractor & Equipment Co and Clanross Knitwear.

Carntyne Square

The Westburn Pub

Carntyne Railway Station

Hill St (Edrom St) ~ Palaceum Cinema was on the land in front of the gable end, left at bottom of street.

Palaceum Cinema , Edrom St

Budhill Avenue – about 1910.

Old Shettleston Rd. School

Budhill Square

Odeon Cinema, 19 Amulree Street

Shettleston Bowling Club

Winter Garden, Tollcross Park

House in Anstruther Street

Greenfield Park, home of Shettleston Juniors FC who have a long and proud history, with many achievements gained in their time thus far as well as young players furthering their career leaving to join senior clubs, Shettleston Juniors is the most successful club in junior history for players stepping up.