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Thomas Casey

March 26, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

161 Garscube Road, Glasgow.

Thomas Casey

There has been licensed premises here since 1866, occupied by grocer Duncan McDonald.

A full public house licence was acquired in 1877 by spirit merchant Peter McGregor. When Peter passed away in 1881, his wife took over the licence until 1897.

William McMullen acquired the business from Mrs McGregor in 1898, he also ran a popular pub in Findlay Street, Cowcaddens. James Dorrain an assistant acquired both the pubs on Mr McMullen’s death.

Thomas Carey took over the pub in the early 1930s. The photograph above was taken shortly after alterations in 1933. Garscube Road was never short of public house, in 1899 you had the choice of going into one of twenty six of them. Mr Carey also owned a small pub at 119 Norfolk Street, south side.

The pub was known after WW2 as Jack’s Bar, William Collins the proprietor formerly an H.L.I., also ran the 51st Bar, 405 Moffat Street and the Garnock Inn, Harbour Street, Irvine. Jack’s Bar was a popular rendezvous for old veteran’s.

Licence Holders.
1969-1955 Miss Josephine Veronica Downie.
1953-1947 William Collins.
1945-1941 A Sweeney.
1940-1933 Thomas Carey.
1927-1926 James Dorrian.
1922-1898 William McMullan.
1897-1885 Mrs Peter McGregor.
1880- 1877 Peter McGregor.
1876-1875 Grocer Robert Kirk.
1873-1966 Duncan McDonald.

More pubs on this street:

  1. The Bears Paw.
  2. Edward McGinley.
  3. Camperdown Bar.
  4. Scott’s
  5. The Firhill Tavern
  6. The Garscube Bar
  7. The Glen Lyon
  8. The New Camp Bar
  9. The Griffin
  10. The Milestone
  11. The New Springbank Cottage
  12. Star & Garter
  13. W T Doherty
  14. Wines & Spirits

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