saw045963 SCOTLAND (1952). Belvidere Infectious Diseases Hospital, London Road, Glasgow. An oblique aerial photograph taken facing north-west. This image has been produced from a crop marked negative.

Westthorn Allotments

Helenvale Street

The day before this picture was taken Glasgow Celtic beat Dundee 5-0 here at Celtic Park, Willie Fernie scoring a hat trick. Scorers: Tully (10), Fernie 3 (57, 62, 77), McIlroy (88)

Riverside Secondary School. Following a trip to California in the early 1920s the Education Board thought it would be a good idea to emulate their state-side colleagues by building schools on an E-plan, the E representing Education. These were built with east-facing open verandahs which must have been a seriously chilling experience given our Scottish winters. The school was demolished quite some time ago.

Riverside Secondary School. Following a trip to California in the early 1920s the Education Board thought it would be a good idea to emulate their state-side colleagues by building schools on an E-plan, the E representing Education. These were built with east-facing open verandahs which must have been a seriously chilling experience given our Scottish winters. The school was demolished quite some time ago.

Milanda Bread Bakery,Wesleyan Street

Sunken ships

Doon the watter...The Clyde

Belvidere Hospital, this part is still there as ruins

Parkhead Stadium

General Woolfe pub, bottom of Millerston Street

Rowchester Street Tram Depot

Small dilapidated cover for football fans

London Road Primary School, a listed building controversially demolished despite protests by Historic Scotland. All for the benefit of a football club.

Housing demolished to accommodate football fans. Families ordered out by GCC at great cost to Glasgow tax payers.

Graves under cover now due to overhanging football ground built to accommodate more fans

Thomson Street Primary School

Bellfield Street bridge.

Celtic Park: Home of Glasgow's 2nd biggest football club.

Railway line which ran from Dalmarnock, crossed London Road, passed celtic park, over the Gallowgate, then Duke Street and up to Carntyne, under Edinburgh Road & Cumbernauld Road, past Riddrie then Blackhill & Provanmill before veering left onto Barnhill to Springburn and beyond...

Gallowgate, at the Croft bridge

Vinegarhill, the East End's famous showground

Vinegarhill Street

Millerston Street

Bluevale Street

W.D. & H.O. Wills factory Alexandra Parade

Whitehill Senior Secondary School

Sword Street

Springfield Park, Strathclyde FC

No 5 gretna street

The Jungle

Westhorn cycle track, also known as Helenvale, which was used for competitions upto the 1980s.

Eastern Necropolis

Springfield road

Bridgeton cross

Bridgeton cross

Buddon street

Springfield road

1218 London road

London road primary school

Celtic Park

London Road A74

River Clyde