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The Town Tavern

March 26, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

843 Shettleston Road, Shettleston, Glasgow. G32 7NR. Tel: 01417783601.

Town Tavern

Town Tavern. 1991.

The pubs on Shettleston Road haven’t changed much in the last 100 years. In 1883 Thomas Japp ran this old pub, Known locally as “Japps”, Thomas was born in Tollcross in 1844, he married a Shettleston lass called Bethia Dunsmore who was 5 years his senior. In the 1880s they lived in Main Street, Shettleston with their daughter Jane, Bethia’s sister Elizabeth helped around the house and looked after young Jane while Mr & Mrs Japp worked in the pub.

In 1898 Patrick McMullen took over the pub paying an annul rent of £75.00, McMullen served the locals here for many years.

Shettleston Road with Town Tavern and Deans

Shettleston Road with part of the Town Tavern showing and Deans Bar further along. 1960s.

Town Tavern 2005

Town Tavern, Shettleston Road. 2005.

More pubs on this street:

  1. The Railway Tavern
  2. The Barn Club.
  3. The Cottage Bar
  4. Deans Bar
  5. The Drum
  6. The Fairfield
  7. The Forge Bar
  8. The Gantry
  9. The Gartocher Bar
  10. The Kirk House
  11. The Marquis
  12. The Portland Arms
  13. The Sheddens
  14. The Sheiling

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