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Victoria Bar

March 26, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

336 Dumbarton Road, Partick, Glasgow. G11 6TG. Tel: 01413391000.

Victoria Bar

Victoria Bar. 1991.

In 1881 Neil Jackson was licensee here and for the next seven years continued to do so, he was living with his wife Elizabeth at 1 Anderson Street, Partick. Mr Jackson was born in Lochgilphead in 1839 and came to Glasgow as a young man to learn the trade.

Victoria Bar old

The Victoria Bar during the 1930s.

From 1888 to 1890 Andrew Fleck occupied the premises. James Templeton Ward a well known and respected member of the Scottish Licensed Trade took over in 1891, the pub stayed in the Ward family until 1930. To find out more on the Ward family and their public houses click here.

William Grant then took over the pub, again the Grant family ran this very prosperous business for many years well into the 1970s.

The pub is now run by Belhaven Brewery and is still as popular as it was when the Jackson family owned it.

Licence Holders.
2000 Belhaven Brewery.
1977-1957 William Grant.
1937-1931 William Grant.
1930-1891 James Templeton Ward.
1890-1888 Andrew Fleck.
1887-1881 Neil Jackson.

More pubs on this street:

  1. Victoria Park
  2. The Anchorage Bar
  3. The Bell & Tree.
  4. Baby Grand.
  5. The Cawdor.
  6. The Ettrick
  7. Clyde Valley
  8. The Dolphin
  9. Elderslie Bar
  10. Exchequer
  11. Granny Gibb’s
  12. The Western Tavern
  13. The Hayburn Vaults
  14. The Lovat
  15. Mullen’s Bar
  16. Partick Tavern
  17. McNabb’s
  18. Park Bar
  19. The Quarter Gill
  20. The Rosevale
  21. The Smiddy
  22. Smugglers Inn
  23. Station Bar
  24. The Thornwood
  25. The Three Judge’s
  26. The Union Jack
  27. The Windsor Tavern.
  28. Grain Hopper.
  29. Storm Queen.

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