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The Harmony Bar

January 25, 2017 by John Gorevan 1 Comment

881 Govan Road, Glasgow. G51 3DN.Tel: 0141 237 4806.

Harmony

Harmony Bar. 1991.

Well known and respected publican John Gow better known as Jack owned these premises during the 1960s.

John (Jack) Gow group image 1970

Glasgow’s New President. 1970.

George Grier, third from the left, accepts chain of office from Donald MacLean. Watching are Peter Smith, Jack Gow, John Flynn, George Ramster, secretary, and Jimmy Milne, honorary member. 1970.

Jack Gow was chairman of the Scottish Licensed Trade Veto Defence Fund.

The Harmony bar was called the Beauty Parlour by the locals and had its own snug for the ladies.

Thanks to David Feeney.

Mrs Anna Mulheron is the licensee 2015.

More pubs on this street:

  1. The Allison Arms
  2. The Bells Bar.
  3. Brechin’s.
  4. Richard’s
  5. Fairfield’s
  6. The Gazelle
  7. James Watson
  8. Jeanie Deans
  9. The Old Govan Arms
  10. Old Whitefield Bar
  11. The Stag Bar
  12. Victoria Bar
  13. Victoria Bar
  14. W Allan
  15. Windsor Lounge
  16. Kyles of Bute

Filed Under: Govan Road, GovanRoad, H

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  1. Terry Rooney says

    March 27, 2023 at 11:25 am

    Amazing wee pub fantastic amazing staff great atmosphere.

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    https://www.facebook.com/oldharmonybargovan

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