SAW045966 SCOTLAND (1952). Glasgow, general view, showing Royal Infirmary and Glasgow Necropolis. An oblique aerial photograph taken facing east. This image has been produced from a crop marked negative.

2ndWW Communal Surface Blast Shelter.

Police Box.

2ndWW Communal Surface Blast Shelter.

2ndWW Communal Blast Shelter.

2ndWW Communal Blast Shelter.

2ndWW Communal Blast Shelter.

Provand’s Lordship.

Monkland Canal Aquaduct.

The Barony Church.

Glasgow Cathedral.

Royal Infirmary

Necropolis Gates ~ The gates to the Necropolis looking out towards Cathedral Square, photographed in the early 1900s. The gates were installed in 1833 to provide access to the "Bridge of Sighs", which carried the carriageway from the square across the Molendinar Ravine to the Necropolis. They were designed by James Hamilton, whose father David designed the bridge, and were cast at Thomas Edington & Sons' Phoenix Foundry in Queen Street.

St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art.

Dennistoun Baths

Whitevale Bowling Green

Carlton cinema

Think The Parade Cinema was located roundabout here, opened on 14th February 1921

Wills cigarette factory on Dennistoun's Alexandra Parade. Opened 1953.

Alexandra Parade Primary

Substation with part of Craigpark Factory (PIC) in background

Townmill Road

Statue of David Livingstone outside Glasgow Cathedral

Dennistoun Palais, Hillfoot Street

Castle Street

Alexander Parade

Wishart Street

Warnock Street

Collins st back court

the Casino cinema

the Carlton cinema