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ScotlandStreet

A Jardine

May 3, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

360 Scotland Street, South Side, Glasgow. The pub shown here was once owned by renowned Wine and Spirit Merchant Andrew Jardine. Shields Road Underground on the left looks so much different now, anyone from that time would not recognise the station. There has been licensed premises on this site since 1874 and first opened as […]

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Speakeasy

March 22, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

8 Scotland Street, Glasgow. Speakeasy. 1991. Other Pubs on Scotland Street… Ailsa Craig, 615. Galloway Bar, 411. Heather Bar the, 561. Howwood Bar the, 531. Islay Bar, 234 . Morven Bar, 332. Rose & Crown the, 471-73. Royal Bar, 453. Scotia Bar, 286. Shandon the, 360. Speakeasy. 8

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The Heather Bar

January 25, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

561 Scotland Street, Glasgow. This old Glasgow howff dates back to 1877 when James McLauchlan acquired it. The address of the premises was then 157-59 West Scotland Street. As West Scotland Street expanded with new tenement buildings and shop the address changed to 161-63 West Scotland Street. James McLauchlan continued to serve the locals here […]

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