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The Cawdor.

November 17, 2016 by John Gorevan 2 Comments

596 Glasgow Road, Clydebank, Glasgow. G81 1JA. Tel: 0141 952 1423.

The Cawdor. 1991.

I am not really out this way a lot but I did notice that on 2008 the name had changed to The Boundary Bar.

The Boundary Bar. 2008.

Update…2019.

The Boundary Bar was put on the market last summer for sale at £145,000.

Do you know anything about this Bar? If so please leave a comment.

END.

More pubs on this street:

  1. Clyde Valley
  2. The Anchorage Bar
  3. The Bell & Tree.
  4. Baby Grand.
  5. The Ettrick
  6. The Dolphin
  7. Elderslie Bar
  8. Exchequer
  9. Granny Gibb’s
  10. The Western Tavern
  11. The Hayburn Vaults
  12. The Lovat
  13. Mullen’s Bar
  14. Partick Tavern
  15. McNabb’s
  16. Park Bar
  17. The Quarter Gill
  18. The Rosevale
  19. The Smiddy
  20. Smugglers Inn
  21. Station Bar
  22. The Thornwood
  23. The Three Judge’s
  24. The Union Jack
  25. Victoria Bar
  26. The Windsor Tavern.
  27. Grain Hopper.
  28. Storm Queen.
  29. Victoria Park

Filed Under: C, Dumbarton Road, DumbartonRoad Tagged With: Clydebank, Glasgow Road, The Boundary Bar, The Cawdor

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  1. keith Hood says

    October 14, 2024 at 11:20 am

    In 1959/60 I was apprentice at Richards Shipyard in Lowestoft from where I was sent to John Browns yard to fit shell hoist to a tribal class frigate.
    In the evenings we used a pub which was on the Glasgow / Clydebank boundary, which I think was the Mc Cowdor Vaults? I will always remember it as it would empty around 9.20 when everybody would go to the pub opposite which was on the Clydebank side of the boundary,

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  2. Frances Cortiana says

    April 29, 2025 at 10:26 am

    The pub on the actual boundary was the Lovat Arms, it was a very small one story white building. Across the road, next to the petrol station and heading towards Clydebank was the Cawdor Vaults which opened in 1959.
    It had previously been located in the old tenement building beside it at 590 Glasgow Road. It was called the Cawdor Castle. Both were managed by Frank Scott.

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