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Tap Bar

March 26, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

 

518 Argyle Street, Glasgow.

Tap Bar Argyle Street

The Tap Bar. 1960s.

In 1903 this old pub was owned by wine and spirit merchant Malcolm McIntyre. He continued to serve the local until after the First World War.

During the 30s Mr J McGowan ran the pub before Eward Hamilton took over. Mr Hamilton ran a successful business here until the pub was closed and demolished in the 1960s.

Tap Bar Argyle Street2

Tap Bar. 1960s.

Mr & Mrs Edward Hamilton 1957

Dinner dance at the Glasgow Vintners’ Golf Club. 1957. Left to right Mr & Mrs Edward Hamilton, Tap Bar, Argyle Street, Mr & Mrs H McLaughlan, Central Bar, Prestwick, Mr Paul Kearney, Kearney’s Bar, Castle Street, Mr & Mrs John Hamilton, The Tavern, Glebe Street.

Filed Under: Argyle Street, ArgyleStreet, T

Ventura

March 26, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

50-60 King Street, Glasgow. G1 5QT. Tel: 0141 553 1638.

Ventura

Ventura. 1991.

 

Today 2007 the pub is called the 13th Note.

13th Note

13th Note. 2005.

13th Note

13th Note Tel: as above.

Filed Under: King Street, KingStreet, V

Two Thirty Lounge

March 26, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

Buchanan Street, Glasgow. G1 2JZ.

Two Thirt Lounge

The Two Thirty Lounge. 1991.

This was originally one of George Boyd & Co, Ironmongers premises.

Filed Under: Buchanan Street, BuchananStreet, Uncategorized

Truants

March 26, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

207 Hope Street, Glasgow. G2 2UW.

Truants

Truants. 1991.

Now called Rufus T Firefly.

Filed Under: Hope Street, HopeStreet, T

Tron Bar

March 26, 2017 by John Gorevan 1 Comment

70 Bedford Street, Gorbals, Glasgow. G5 9NZ.

Tron Bar

Tron Bar. 1991.

To read the full history of this very old pub, check back soon for our second book.

Tron Bar interior

Mrs Lucy Reynolds, Jimmy and daughter Ann Marie behind the bar of the Luanna Lounge at the Tron Bar. 1960s.

Dominoe players at the Tron with Peter Keenan

Peter Keenan playing dominoes at the Tron Bar, the tournament between the Wellington Bar and the Sportsman Bar that Mr Keenan owned. 1970s.

Tron Bar interior with 3 ladies 1960s

Left to right: family friend; Mrs. Lucy Reynolds and daughter Marie.

See J Reynolds.

 

Filed Under: Bedford Street, BedfordStreet, T

The Tron

March 26, 2017 by John Gorevan 1 Comment

63 Trongate, Glasgow. G1 5HB. Tel: 0141 552 4267.

Tron

The Tron. 1991.

Tron 2007

The Tron. 2007

Tron 20071

The Tron 2007.

Filed Under: T, Trongate, Trongate street

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