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The Wid-dow’s

March 27, 2017 by John Gorevan 2 Comments

 

26 Carmichael Street, Govan, Glasgow.

Widdow's

To read the full history of this popular south side establishment, please check back soon for our second book.

Filed Under: Carmichael Street, CarmichaelStreet, W

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  1. Mike Laird says

    January 23, 2022 at 3:11 pm

    Hello. I have just found out that my grand father owned the Wid-dows. I’d love to know where I can read stories, recollections and see any photos please. Thank you

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    • alan g stewart says

      December 10, 2025 at 9:24 am

      Hi,Mike,
      we lived in the tenement above the widdows and we thought our address was 20 vicarfield st.in the 1940s there was still gaslight in the landings and in the flats,no power.many years later in my late teens I joined the masonic lodge round the corner in st columba s church and we would meet in the widdows to have a whisky or two before the meeting,as there is a play on the masonic myth of founding by “the widows son”
      good luck on your research alan

      Reply

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