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Muir, Joseph

February 9, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

 

730 London Road, Glasgow.

Joseph Muir

Joseph Muir was situated at the corner of London Road and Oswald Street, now Heron Street.

In 1866 Archibald Wotherspoon owned this pub, he continued to hold the licence until the 1870s.

One of the most prominent licence holders to hold the certificate was Joseph Muir, he started out in the licensed trade in Watson Street, south side in 1889. Mr Muir then became a member of the Glasgow & District Licensed Trade Defence Association and was appointed president in 1920.

Many Bridgeton residents will remember this old pub as Danny’s Bar in the 1970s, the last licensee was a lady called Irene Clayton who held the licence since 1971 the pub was demolished a few years later.

Joseph Muir2

A view of Joseph Muir’s pub from Heron Street, note from the sign above the shop, Bonder and Blender, which signifies that he wasn’t just a publican. This photogaph and the one above were taken in the 1920s.

Joseph Muir

Mr Joseph Muir 1926.

Licence Holders.
1971 Irene Mary Christina Vine Clayton.
1970 Daniel McKay.
1957 D A McKay.
1947 Alexander Marshall.
1937 Angus Gillies.
1926-1905 Joseph Muir.
1904-1899 Robert Brown.
1897-1890 David Gibson.
1888 Margaret Burnet.
1885-1873 James Burnet.
1872-1866 Archibald Wotherspoon.

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