214 St. George’s Road, Glasgow. Closed Down.
The Wee Hoose. 1936.
This is the leaded window from 1930.
The hanging sign. 1903s.
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END.
214 St. George’s Road, Glasgow. Closed Down.
The Wee Hoose. 1936.
This is the leaded window from 1930.
The hanging sign. 1903s.
To read the full history of this popular pub, check back soon for our second book!
END.
i worked in the wee hoose 1963 my name is victor mcclements my father to his name was sammy
i worked in the wee hoose 1963 my name is victor mcclements my father to his name was sammy mrs boyed was the owner
My Grandmother was the publican of this Pub. She then took the door from
This pub to her next pub on Kelvingrove- the door I believe is still there now! (I saw it for the first time in 2012)
was your gradmother mrs boyed
Yes she was. Mima Boyd. (Previously Mima Rose, née Jack)
Hi Margaret, do you have any images of your family that owned the Wee Hoose. Please contact me at [email protected]
Cheers
Hi Margaret, do you have any images of your family that owned the Wee Hoose. Please contact me at [email protected]
Cheers John
john boyed was the land lord of the wee hoose
I remember Sammy. He lived across from us in Carnarvon Street, we were at 33. My father and his brothers drank at the Wee Hoose. Their name was Taylor. Lawrie Taylor.
John Boyd was my step grandfather.
(Mima Boyd’s second husband- after my grandfather died.
(Mima was my father’s mother and John was his step father)
My aunt Deirdre Rose also worked in the pub for a period of time but I’m not sure if she worked in The Wee Hoose or at Kelvin Grove the second pub they had.
please phone me on 07538941308 i live in manchester
i moved to manchester on 1966 still mis the old glasgow
was it dan taylor we lived at 42 carnarvon street please get in touch by my email
my email is [email protected]
i moved to manchester in 1966 still mis glasgow the old glasgow
Hi Margaret, could you please contact me at [email protected] regarding your Grandmother.
I wrote a message here re my family connection to Mima Boyd….but then, the message ‘went’! Not sure if it went through to you….or if it disappeared. I have emailed Victor McClements, but I am not sure when this dialogue took place, and whether or not the above email address is still relevant. I would love to make contact with someone who can tell me more about the family. I went to The Wee Hoose with John, Mima, Ian and Deidre in 1963!
Ian is my father and Deirdre is my Aunt.
my new email is [email protected]
please email me anybody who drank in the wee hoose