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The Vale

March 26, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

7 Dundas Street, Glasgow, G1 2AH.  The Vale. 1991. The Vale, photograph taken 1991. To read the full history of this popular city bar click here. Interior View of the Vale, October 2005. Interior view of the original bar before alterations in 1954. Upstairs bar, refurblished in 2005. The Vale of Leven. 1891. Mr William […]

Filed Under: Dundas Street, DundasStreet, V

Jackson’s Dog House

February 9, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

89-91 Dundas Street, Glasgow. To read the full history of this old landmark click here to buy a copy of my book. This was originally known as the Koh-i-noor. The following photographs were taken at the opening of the newly refurbished “Jackson’s Dog House.” This was a corner of the Coach House in Jackson’s Dog […]

Filed Under: Dundas Street, DundasStreet, J

Dow’s.

January 8, 2017 by John Gorevan 1 Comment

Dow's Bar Dundas Street 1991

9-11 Dundas Street, Glasgow. G1 2AH. Tel: 0141 332 7935. This old established pub dates back to around 1875, however there has been licensed premises on this site since 1841, James Adams ran the Railway Tavern from here, he previously sold Confectionery goods from the premises. In 1843 his wife took over the licence until […]

Filed Under: D, Dundas Street, DundasStreet Tagged With: Aberdeen Hotel, Buchanan Scott & Co, Dow's, Dundas Street, Fred Stiller, James Adams, James Fraser, Matthew Wylie, Peter Buchanan, Pigeon Blend Water Jug, Railway Tavern, Samuel Dow, Strathendrick

Matthew Reid.

November 9, 2016 by John Gorevan 3 Comments

82 Dundas Street, Glasgow. Demolished. Bar Eight Two. 1980s. To read the full history of Matthew Reid and his empire of Glasgow public houses click here. The pub changed it’s name at the end to Bar Eighty Two. Matthew Reid’s Bar. 1960s. A feature of Matt Reid’s which grew over the years was one of […]

Filed Under: B, Dundas Street, DundasStreet Tagged With: Bar 82, Dundas Street, Matthew Reid

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