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Tap Bar

March 26, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

 

518 Argyle Street, Glasgow.

Tap Bar Argyle Street

The Tap Bar. 1960s.

In 1903 this old pub was owned by wine and spirit merchant Malcolm McIntyre. He continued to serve the local until after the First World War.

During the 30s Mr J McGowan ran the pub before Eward Hamilton took over. Mr Hamilton ran a successful business here until the pub was closed and demolished in the 1960s.

Tap Bar Argyle Street2

Tap Bar. 1960s.

Mr & Mrs Edward Hamilton 1957

Dinner dance at the Glasgow Vintners’ Golf Club. 1957. Left to right Mr & Mrs Edward Hamilton, Tap Bar, Argyle Street, Mr & Mrs H McLaughlan, Central Bar, Prestwick, Mr Paul Kearney, Kearney’s Bar, Castle Street, Mr & Mrs John Hamilton, The Tavern, Glebe Street.

More pubs on this street:

  1. Two Ways
  2. Tropic’s
  3. Alexander’s Bar
  4. Bannisters
  5. Ben Nevis.
  6. Brooklyns.
  7. The Buttery.
  8. Bean Scene
  9. Black Bull Inn.
  10. The Calypso Bar.
  11. Blythswood Hotel.
  12. Bucks Head Inn.
  13. Chequers.
  14. College Corner Bar & Radisson
  15. Grant Arms
  16. The Driftwood. The Crescent.
  17. The Duke of Wellington
  18. Exhibition Bar
  19. The Sandyford
  20. The Festival Bar & Lounge
  21. Foxy Fowler’s
  22. Windjammer’s
  23. The Hebridean Vaults
  24. His Lordships Larder
  25. The Islay Inn.
  26. Jack Diamond’s.
  27. Jannsen’s
  28. The Regent Moray
  29. The Kendal
  30. The Kendal Too
  31. Minerva Bar
  32. J Monteith’s Bar
  33. The Park Bar
  34. The Popes Eye Tavern
  35. The Ramshorn Bar
  36. Reid’s
  37. The Rob Roy Vaults
  38. The Waterloo Bar
  39. Paxton’s
  40. Ye Olde Anchor Tavern
  41. The Arches.

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