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The Clachan.

December 29, 2016 by John Gorevan 1 Comment

83 Lawmoor Street formerly 83 South Wellington Street, Gorbals, Glasgow.

The Clachan bar sat at the corner of 83 Lawmoor Street and 361-63 Ballater Street.

Lawmoor Street was formerly called South Wellington Street and Ballater Street was called Govan Street.

Andrew Nairn occupied these premises in the 1870s, he also ran a small public house called the Snug on the Gallowgate.

Andrew Nairn was not just a publican he had another company a China and Oakum Merchant, 43 King Street, Tradeston another member of his family Alexander had a sack manufacturers at 45 King Street, Tradeston.

In 1870 before he took over this pub he was trading as a China and Oakum merchant, he also had a pub at 92 King Street, Calton. Alexander Nairn had a Marine store and a bag manufacturers in King Street, Tradeston. The firm was established in 1852, trading at 43 King Street, Tradeston.

In 1890 Gilbert Stewart Reid owned these premises along with pubs at 47 Nelson Street (Hamilton Arms) and 436 London Road. He continued as licensee until his death in 1911, his wife Barbara then took over as trustee until the end of the great war.

During the 1930s and 1960s William Morrison owned the Clachan Bar, he also owned the Clachan Bar, Paisley Road West.

Another view of the Clachan Bar. 1950s.

Licence Holders.
1960-1937 William Morrison.
1919-1911 Barbara Melville Ross Reid.
1911-1890 Gilbert Stewart Reid.
1875 Andrew Nairn.

Do you remember this old Pub? If so please leave a comment.

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Filed Under: C, Lawmoor Street, LawmoorStreet Tagged With: Gilbert Stewart Reid, Lawmoor Street, South Wellington Street, The Clachan, William Morrison

Chatham Arms.

December 29, 2016 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

 214-216 Cathedral Street, Glasgow. G4 . Demolished.

The Clachan. 1960s.

The Clachan. 1960s.

The Clachan bar sat at the corner of Cathedral Street and Chatham Street, Townhead.

There has been licensed premises here since 1851.

This old pub was formerly called the Chatham Arms and dates back to at least the 1890s.

Landlord George  traded here from 1890 until the end of WW1. The address then was 75-77 Stirling Road before Cathedral Street was extended.

Gilbert Watson was licensee here in the 1930s, he also ran The Duke of Wellington, Argyle Street, premises at 77-79 Stobcross Street and 1 Cowcaddens, this pub later became known as the Pittodrie.

Before the pub was demolished in the 1960s David M Ferguson was running this pub which was known as the Clachan, he also ran a licensed grocers shop on the Gallowgate near Parkhead Cross and the Scotia Bar, London Road.

Do you remember this old Pub? If so please leave a comment.

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Filed Under: C, Cathedral Street, CathedralStreet Tagged With: Cathedral Street, The Chatham Arms, The Clachan Bar

The Clachan.

December 29, 2016 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

 183 Baillieston Road, Glasgow. G32 0TN. Tel: 0141 573 3751.

The Clachan. 1991.

The Gay and Cosy Clachan as it was advertised when the pub opened in 1964. Owner Mr Gillies owned a pub in Main Street, Bridgeton before taking over the new premises.

The upper storey of the new building is where he lived with his wife. The pub was brightly coloured with tiles on the exterior and interior of the lounge. Walnut panelling, red curtains, a mural and plush red carpet furnished the new lounge. Heating in both the bar and lounge was provided by means of central heating which was filtered downwards through small holes in the ceiling.

Mr & Mrs Gillies third and second from the right with members of staff. It took over seven members of staff to run this new pub in Garrowhill. 1966.

Interior view of the new lounge. 1964.

Left to right Mr. and Mrs. T. Docherty; Mrs. J. Lindsay (Dick’s Bar, Gallowgate); and Mrs. and Mr. A. Gillies (The Clachan.) 1972.

This image was taken at the Scottish Wine & Spirit Merchants, Benevolent Institution in 1966.

Left to right  Mr T S Wright, W H Chaplin & Co (Scotland), Ltd.; Mr G Johnston, Oriental Bar; Mr A Robertson, Whitbread’s; Mr H L Jenkins, Whitbread’s, Mr E Barrett, Shaw’s Bar; Mr B Parker, Barrhead; Mr H McCrostie, Whitbread’s; Mr H Murphie, White Horse; Mr A Gillies, Clachan Bar, Garrowhill.

Clachan 2005

Exterior view of the Clachan August 2005.

Do you have any memories of this 1960s local? If so please leave a comment.

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Filed Under: Baillieston Road, BailliestonRoad, C Tagged With: A Gillies, Baillieston Road, Garrowhill, The Clachan

The City Rendezvous.

December 12, 2016 by John Gorevan 5 Comments

5 West Campbell Street, Glasgow. G2 6QQ. Demolished.

The City Rendezvous. 1991.

This old pub was established in 1854 owned by John Caldwell.

In 1899 Thomas Kirkham occupied the premises paying an annul rent of £95.00, he also owned a pub in Ingram Street. When Mr E J McMonagle took over the pub he renamed it The City Rendezvous he owned a pub in the south side of the city called the Rendezvous, 311 Eglinton Street. The last licensee was Kathleen, it’s sad to see this old favourite is now demolished like many of the old pubs in this part of the city.

This old pub was also known as the Flowing Bowl.

Also see Brandon Bar.

Facts…

Licence Holders.

1991-1964 Kathleen McMonagle.

1950 Improved Public Houses Scotland Ltd.

1937 George F Todd.

1930-1908 Owen McCabe.

1899 Thomas George Kirkham.

1890-1880 George Henderson.

1870-1865 John Whitehead.

1855 James McMenemy.

1854 John Caldwell.

Do you remember this old Pub? If so please leave a comment.

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Filed Under: C, West Campbell Street, WestCampbellStreet Tagged With: John Caldwell, The City Rendezvous, West Campbell Street

The City Lights.

November 28, 2016 by John Gorevan 1 Comment

266 Clyde Street, Glasgow. G1 4JH. Closed.

The City Lights. 1990s

This was a short lived pub, it never took off. It was situated across the road from the Devils Advocate and Panama Jax.

Do you know anything about The City Lights? If so please leave a comment.

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Filed Under: C, Clyde Street, ClydeStreet Tagged With: City Light, Clyde Street

The Circle Bar

November 28, 2016 by John Gorevan 1 Comment

35 Main Street, Baillieston, Glasgow. G69 6SQ. Closed.

The Circle Bar. 1991.

The Circle Bar. 2005.

The Circle Bar. 2005.

One of the window’s of the Circle Bar, August 2005.

Update…2018.

It’s a shame to see this once very busy Baillieston local closed. It is now a convenience store

Do you remember this old pub? If so please leave a comment.

END.

Filed Under: C, Main Street Baillieston, MainStreetBaillieston Tagged With: Main Street Baillieston, The Circle Bar

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