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Shevlane’s

March 22, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

151 Springburn Way, Springburn, Glasgow. G21 1DT. Tel: 01415585808.

Shevlane's

Shevlane’s. 1991.

In 1886 this was a restaurant owned by David Hope. Two years later publican William Moffat took over as the new landlord. In 1897 William McFarlane took over the licence, for years this old pub sold nothing but beer and porter. The McFarlane’s named this popular Springburn howff the “Victoria Bar.” William’s son John opened a Victoria Bar, Govan Road in 1920, his other two sons Walter and Alec went into partnership together and operated licensed premises in Springburn and Bishopbriggs.

Christopher Shevlane Celtic Football and Morton fame became a Springburn licensee in 1972, taking over the Terminus Bar at the corner of Springburn Road and Elmvale Street which was demolished in 1978 to make way for the new roadway.

Victoria Bar Springburn

Victoria Bar, Springburn Road 1930s.

Shevlane's 2005

Shevlane’s. 2005.

Chris Shevlane Celtic footballer

Chris Shevlane.

Also see Celtic manager and players that owned pubs. Click here.

Update 18/01/2014…

Victoria Bar interior

Left to right: Walter ‘Wattie’ Patrick, Barman, Barman and Bob Anderson. This image was taken in the mid 1950s. Thanks to Ronnie Patrick for these great images.

Victoria Bar, Springburn mid 1950s

Left to right: Bob Taylor (manager); Bob Anderson and Wattie Patrick. Mid 1950s.

Victoria Bar Springburn mid 1950s With Bob Taylor and Wattie Patrick

Left to right: Bob Taylor (manager); and Wattie Patrick. Mid 1950s.

Licence Holders.
1991 Chris Shevlane.
1971 Walter Boyle.
1960 Anne Hunter McFarlane.
1947-1937 Alexander McFarlane.
1919-1916 Isabella Crawford McFarlane.
1910-1897 William McFarlane.
1895 David Murty.
1889-1888 William Moffat.
1886 David Hope (Restaurant)

More pubs on this street:

  1. The Bells.

Filed Under: S, Springburn Way, SpringburnWay

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