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Jackson’s Dog House

February 9, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

89-91 Dundas Street, Glasgow.

Jackson's Doghouse

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.”

Coach House in Jacksons Dog House

This was a corner of the Coach House in Jackson’s Dog House. 1961.

A corner of the Dungeons in Jackson's Dog House. 1960.

A Corner of the Dungeons in Jackson’s Dog House. 1961.

Coach House Bar

This 1960s photo is of the Coach House Bar in Jackson’s Dog House.

Interior of the Manor House, Off Sales

Interior of the Manor House, Off Sales in Jackson’s Dog House. 1961.

interior Jacksons Dog House

Another view of Jackson’s Dog House Bar. 1961.

interior of Jacksons Dog House

Another corner of the Coach House in Jackson’s.

Coach House Bar

The Coach House Bar. 1961.

Exterior of Jackson's Dog House

Exterior of Jackson’s Dog House. 1961.

Exterior of the Manor House

Exterior view of the Manor House, Off Sales at Jackson’s Dog House. 1961.

See Jackson’s other premises. Click here.

More pubs on this street:

  1. Matthew Reid.
  2. Dow’s.
  3. The Vale

Filed Under: Dundas Street, DundasStreet, J

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