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Our thanks to Culture and Sport Glasgow and to Mr Gordon Adams for the images.
More images of the Clyde Gateway communities, and other parts of Glasgow, can be found at: Virtual Mitchell and Gordon Adams
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- B Bridgeton
- C Cuningar Loop
- D Dalmarnock
- F Farme Cross
- L London Road
- S Shawfield
- T Toryglen
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The Changing Face of our Communities
The process of change in our communities is not something new - it has been happening for decades.
For more than 100 years, photographers and artists have captured the changing face of our communities.
Many of these photographs are held in the vaults of the world-famous Mitchell Library at Charing Cross in Glasgow. Others are part of extensive private collections, while many more no doubt lie in boxes sitting in attics and lofts in houses all over the West of Scotland.
In addition to having current images of the area, Clyde Gateway has been fortunate enough to have been supplied with a number of historical images which show just how much has changed over the generations.
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Dalmarnock |
Bridge |
Farme Cross |
Dalmarnock Aerial view |
Dalmarnock Railway Bridge |
Farme Cross, Rutherglen |
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Industrial |
College |
Rutherglen |
Industrial Premises in .... |
John Wheatley College |
Main Street, Rutherglen |
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New Housing |
New Housing |
High Rises |
New Housing in Parkhead |
New Housing in Rutherglen |
Refurbished High Rises in .... |
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Clyde |
Shawfield |
Indoor Arena |
River Clyde Walkway |
Shawfield Aerial view |
Site of the new Indoor Arena |
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East End Sawmills |
Dalmarnock Road |
Dalmarnock Road |
East End Sawmills Building, Dalmarnock Road (1970s) |
Dalmarnock Road, between Heron St and Pirn Street (1970s) |
Dalmarnock Road looking towards Bridgeton Cross. (1970s) |
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David Dale College |
Main Street, Bridgeton |
76 Dalmarnock Road |
David Dale College, Broad Street, Bridgeton (1974) |
Main Street, Bridgeton, from near Rutherglen Bridge (1970s) |
76 Dalmarnock Road – Back Courts (1974) |
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Colvend Street tenements |
Dale Street/Reid Street juncti |
Bernard Street tenemants |
Colvend Street tenements – demolition (1974) |
Dale Street/Reid Street junction (1974); this is reported to be the site of the original Bridgeton C |
Bernard Street tenemants (1975) |
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Bridgeton Cross |
Riverside School, Springfield |
Ice-making Factory (1935) |
Bridgeton Cross (1974) |
Riverside School, Springfield Road (1970s) – site of 2014 Commonwealth Games Village |
R.White, Ice-making factory, Laird Place, Bridgeton |
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Power Station |
Confectioners |
Caledonian Pottery Company |
Dalmarnock Power Station (1925) |
Carsons Ltd, confectioners, Solway Street, Dalmarnock (1910) |
Caledonian Pottery Company, Rutherglen (1915) |
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Rutherglen Coup |
Queen Elizabeth II |
Shawfield Stadium |
Rutherglen Coup (1912) |
visit of Queen Elizabeth II to Rutherglen (1953) |
Shawfield Stadium, 137 Shawfield Drive (1937) |
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Belvidere Hospital |
Bridgeton |
Dalmarnock Sewage Works |
Belvidere Hospital (date unknown) |
37 Dale Street, Bridgeton (1920) |
Dalmarnock Sewage Works (date unknown) |
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52 Dale Street, Bridgeton (1925) |
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