McAslin Street

Broon’s Bar.

November 11, 2016 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

163 McAslin Street corner of 99 Taylor Street, Glasgow. G4. McAslin Street was formerly known as Albert Street. Broon’s Bar dates back to 1881 when Matthew Galloway got his licence to sell wines, beers and spirits. Matthew lived at 86 Garthland Drive. By 1897 he was paying and annul rent of £65.00 for his pub […]

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