Oxford St and Buchan St. This charming little building, by James Sellars in 1884, belonged to the Glasgow Medical Mission, who dispensed from it much-needed medical services to the poor of the Gorbals. The Mission was in funds at the time, having sold their previous premises to a railway company for a good price, so could afford to splash out a bit. September 1973
Oxford St, looking west from Buchan St. April 1973
Buchan St, looking south from Carlton Place. April 1973
Buchan St, west side. This unusual (unique?) tenement bore the words ALBION PLACE on the façade, in large elaborately carved stone letters in the Gothic style. September 1973
Carlton Place, with Gorbals School and Gorbals Parish Church (David Hamilton, 1810). The church tower once carried a slender elegant steeple 174 feet high, but it was lost to a lightning strike some time in the 19th century. Demolition of the tenement and school was imminent. September 1973
Buchan St, south of Oxford St. The central building here was a brass works built in 1890 for John Wilson & Son, brass and bell founders. September 1973
Oxford St, south side east of Nicholson St. September 1973
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