101 Hope Street, Glasgow.
One -O-One restaurant Hope Street.
Owners of the One-O-One restaurant.
Advert for the 101.
More to come…
#
The 51st Bar
405 Moffat Street, Glasgow.
This old pub was established in 1877 by spirit merchant, William Logan. The original address was 405 South York Street at the corner of 4 Lime Street in the south side of the city.
William Logan also ran a pub at 35 Braehead Street at the corner of 4 Wolseley Street. Daniel McKillop was license holder before Mary Jane Logan McKillop took over the business in 1907, who was William Logan’s daughter, she continued to run the pub through hard times after the First World War. Mary Jane plodded on until the World War II.
One of the last landlords in the pub was Bernard O’Donnell who traded until the 1960s.
78 St Vincent Street
78 St Vincent Street, Glasgow.
78 St Vincent Street. 2007.
51st State
408 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow.
51st State Drugstore Cafe, 408 Sauchiehall Street.
The 51st State Cafe was situated right next door to Pythagoras.
This was Glasgow’s first American styled diner. The waitresses skated around the premises in their roller skates wearing short denim skirts. Serving Hamburgers, steaks, Chilli. There was a soda fountain plus cocktails at the bar.
The full name of the cafe was the 51st State Drugstore Cafe.
A 1977 advert for the 51st State.
Do you remember this diner, if so please get in touch.
1 Craigpark/Piccaso’s
Annfield Place off Duke Street, Glasgow. G32.
Picasso’s. 1991.
The premises are now called 1 Craigpark.
1 Craigpark. 2007.
100 Acre Function Suite.
360 Curtis Avenue, Kingspark. Glasgow, G73 2EB. Tel: 014156 93178.
100 Acre, 1991.
100 Acres Restaurant Advert 1975.
Facts…
Do you know anything about this pub?
If so please contact us and we will review your comments.
Hundred Acre.
Is one of 2 pubs in Curtis Avenue, the other is Montford House opened by Jack Gow in 1971. Jack was a well know and respected member of the Scottish Licensed Trade. His family have been connected with the trade for many years.
End