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The Blane Valley.

November 10, 2016 by John Gorevan 4 Comments

76 Glassford Street, Glasgow. G1 1UP. Tel: 0141 552 4130.

The Blane Valley. 1991.

The Blane Valley Spirit Stores. 1887.

Mr Peter Buchanan.

Peter Buchanan of Buchanan Scott & Co. Owner of the Blane Valley in 1887. To read more Click Here.

The Blane Valley Spirit Stores. 1930s.

Blane Valley. 2006.

Blane Valley. 2006.

To read the history of the Blane Valley click here.

Owner Peter Buchanan, see his other premises at

Peter Buchanan 18 Govan Street.

Buchanan Scott & Co, Argyle Street.

Strathendrick Bar, Dundas Street.

Facts…

There has been a pub on this site since 1859.

Peter Buchanan was born in Strathallan, Stirlingshire.

In 1881 Mr Buchanan was living at Park Road, Beaufort Lodge, Hamilton.

In 1865 Robert Cansh owned premises on this site.
Do you know anything about this pub? If so please leave a comment.

END.

More pubs on this street:

  1. Bennet’s Gay Bar.
  2. Traders
  3. The Cellar Bar
  4. Matt M Duff
  5. Peckham’s
  6. The Rooster
  7. Spreulls Court
  8. The Steps Bar
  9. Tiger Tiger

Filed Under: B, Glassford Street, GlassfordStreet Tagged With: Blane Valley, Glassford Street, New Blane Valley, Peter Buchanan, Robert Cansh

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Comments

  1. Stuart allison says

    November 27, 2020 at 8:15 pm

    Who was the owner in 1985 and who also owned the moodiesburn house hotel

    Reply
  2. Andrew Heaney says

    June 20, 2025 at 7:52 pm

    Visiting from Australia my cousin took me in the Blane for lunch today, great meal very reasonably priced, when my grandad came back from WW1 he joined the post office and him and all the boys in the 1920’s would go to the Blane after work, it unreal to think I was drinking in a pub my grandfather used to drink in 100 years ago!

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