Keith Street

Call Inn.

November 13, 2016 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

21-22 Kieth Street, Glasgow. G11 6QQ. Demolished. Call Inn. 1991. Do you remember this Pub? If so please leave a comment. END.

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April 1867 was the year that Mr John Eadie was born. John spent most of his life in Glasgow at the shipyards on the River Clyde. When he was young, he saved all his money so that he could become a publican.

In 1892 he went into partnership with James Henderson as a publican. All his hard work had paid off! Click here to read the inspiring story of John Eadie and his pubs.

Read more about this great publican here: https://oldglasgowpubs.com/balfour-p-e-g-scottish-newcastle

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