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The Waverley

March 27, 2017 by John Gorevan 1 Comment

1034 Tollcross Road, Tollcross, Glasgow. G32 8UW. Tel: 01417783560.

The Waverley

The Waverley. 1991.

This old east end pub went through major alterations in the later 1990s, during this period the front of the entire pub was demolished and rebuilt.

In the 1890s Mrs Marion Morton was licensee for this old pub. Robert Rodger Robertson took over during the First World War paying an annul rent of £45.00, his wife Isabella took over the licence in 1916 as trustee.

Scottish Brewers took over the pub in 1958 along with the Kimberley, Tollcross Road, the Bowlers, Tollcross Road and the Red Lion on New City Road, the licensee for all these premises was Mr William Pender. He ran the Waverley for 20 years.

The Waverley has been extended in recent years with more extensive work planned in the near future.

Waverley 2005

The Waverley August 2005.

More pubs on this street:

  1. The Bells.
  2. The Bowlers Rest.
  3. The Charter Bar.
  4. Chequers.
  5. The Duke of Touraine
  6. Fullarton Park Hotel
  7. The Grapes
  8. The Kimberley Tavern
  9. The Village Bar
  10. The Strathspey Bar
  11. The Tavern

Filed Under: Tollcross Road, TollcrossRoad, W

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  1. Morag Miller Thomson says

    October 19, 2026 at 3:12 pm

    This pub when I grew up was called the Central bar. The Waverley bar was in Causewayside Street Tollcross number 72 which later became Elders Bar who was my grandfather.

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