111 Duke Street, corner of 2 John Knox Street, Glasgow. The Shuna Bar sat at the corner of Duke Street and John Knox Street. This old east end pub stayed in the same family from 1863 until it was demolished in the late 1970s. Neil Brown the founder of the business was born in Argyllshire […]
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Shuna
Hiccups.
1344 Duke Street, Glasgow. G31 5QG. Hiccups. 1991. also see Duke of Touraine Tollcross Road. This popular bar and restaurant was originally opened as the Duke of Touraine. Advert for the Duke. 1970. What the News said in 1970… I paid my first visit to the Parkhead district last week – to call on the […]
The Bristol Bar.
602 Duke Street, Glasgow. G31 1JX. Tel: 0141 550 4493. The Quarter Gill 1991. This popular Rangers football pub is now called the Bristol Bar, and is just one of the many Ranger’s public houses on Duke Street. It is situated at the corner of Gateside Street and Duke Street. To read the full history […]
The Ballochmyle Bar.
674 Duke Street, Glasgow, G31 1JZ. Closed Down. The Ballochmyle. 1991. Ballochmyle Bar. 1932. To read more on the Ballochmyle Bar click here. In the NEWS 1978… Scotland’s comedy entertainers clubbed together today and brought out a World Cup special. Comedians Mr Abie (left) with Benn Gunn on his right, and Tony Duncan (extreme right) […]
The Auld Gushet Hoose and The Lorne Bar.
The Auld Gushet Hoose, 151 Duke Street, Glasgow. The Auld Gushet Hoose 1958. This old Duke Street howff sat at the gushet of Duke Street and St. Ann’s Place, which became known as Parkhouse Lane. Many will remember this old pub as Jack’s Bar. The first licensee of these premises was James McCulloch in 1850 […]