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The Quarter Gill

March 15, 2017 by John Gorevan 3 Comments

 

232 Dumbarton Road, Partick, Glasgow. G11.

Quarter Gill

The Quarter Gill. 1991.

The Quarter Gill is situated at the corner of Dumbarton Road and Hyndland Street on the ground floor of a tenement building built in 1869.

This pub was originaly a licensed grocers business owned by William Moncrieff & Son, they occupied other premises in nearby Crow Road.

Quarter Gill

Quarter Gill. 2007.

Quarter Gill

Date on building

Date on Tenement building. 1869.

Licence Holders.
1991 Peter Blackshaw.
1973-1962 Sydney Reid.

More pubs on this street:

  1. The Anchorage Bar
  2. The Bell & Tree.
  3. Baby Grand.
  4. The Cawdor.
  5. The Ettrick
  6. Clyde Valley
  7. The Dolphin
  8. Elderslie Bar
  9. Exchequer
  10. Granny Gibb’s
  11. The Western Tavern
  12. The Hayburn Vaults
  13. The Lovat
  14. Mullen’s Bar
  15. Partick Tavern
  16. McNabb’s
  17. Park Bar
  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: Dumbarton Road, DumbartonRoad, Q

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Comments

  1. Linda Reid says

    October 22, 2018 at 6:16 am

    The Quarter Gill – 1973-1962 Licence Holder Sidney Reid (not Sydney)

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    • kenlyn says

      January 8, 2020 at 1:56 pm

      hi im writing a paper on the Quarter Gill and im looking for as much information as i can on it and i was wondering if you could answer some questions for me.

      Like did Sidney Reid buy the pub or did he make it in to a pub?
      What year did he sell the pub and who to?

      If you could answer these questions for me it would be much appreciated

      Reply
      • Robin says

        May 20, 2025 at 10:20 pm

        Hi. I worked part time 1976/77 so probably cannot help you specifically but the years showing as owned by Sid as 62 to 73 seem odd in that in my time, Sid was very much the owner. Thats not to say the licence was not passed to say, eg possibly his wife. I was on shift for the very first Scottish Sunday opening. My trade job took off and i left his employ 1977 only to meet him and Margaret, his wife, in their new venture in PdC, Lanzarote around 1985.

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