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John Murdock

The Crown Creighton

January 2, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

480 Duke Street, Glasgow. G31 1QF. Tel: 0141 554 5690.

The Crown Creighton. 1991.

In the 1860s the Bluevale Seasonal School occupied this site.

In 1871 a pub was built on this site for licensee Mrs John Murdock until around 1875. The address of the pub was then 478 Duke Street and she lived at number 480. By 1880 James Wood was landlord, serving the locals here until 1884. Mr Wood lived not far from here at 79 Roselea Drive.

Robert Baird took over the licence in 1885, the name above the doorway was simply Robert Baird with wines & spirits at each side of his name. In 1899 the rent for this pub was a shocking £48.00 per annum, the pub stayed in the Baird family for many years. Robert died in 1911 leaving and massive amount of money in his estate valued at £8,713 7 shillings 5 old pence. In 1950 Agnes Baird was running this pub.

Another well known publican to hold the licence was Thomas Kieran who occupied the premises during the 1960s his wife Anne then took control of the business when he died in 1965, the licence was still in her name in 1973.

The Crown Creighton. 2005.

Crown Creighton. 2005.

Facts…
Licence Holders.
1973 Anne Brennan Kieran. (Sole executrix of the late Thomas Kieran.)
1960 Thomas Kieran.
1950 Agnes Walker Bain Baird.
1911-1885 Robert Baird.

1771 Mrs John Murdock.

Do you have any memories of this Pub. If so please leave a comment.

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Filed Under: C, Duke Street, DukeStreet Tagged With: Crown Creighton, Duke Street, Duke Street pubs, John Murdock, Robert Baird, Thomas Kieran

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