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Robertson St, east side.  April 1974




Broomielaw east of Robertson St.  April 1974

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Broomielaw west of Robertson St.  April 1974




Argyle St and West Campbell St.  April 1974

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Argyle St west of West Campbell St.  April 1974




West Campbell St, east side at Holm St.  April 1974

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Bothwell St, south side west of Pitt St. The Eagle Building (Kirkland, 1854) was under threat of demolition, but the developers were prevailed upon to include this façade, complete with eagle, within the new structure.  June 1975




West George St,  north side at Holland St. Glass boxes now.  June 1975

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West George St, St Jude’s (Stephen, 1839) before it became a restaurant.  June 1975




West George St, north side east of Wellington St.  This lovely late Georgian house (probably by John Brash, who built Blythswood Square) has had  its windows restored to their original form, divided by astragals into small panes,  which is a great improvement on the wall-eyed look it has here.  June 1975

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100 West Regent St. The former Masonic Hall, with its statues of the St Johns, Baptist and Evangelist, looked in danger, but it has survived.  August 1977




Gordon St, north side opposite Central Station. The Grosvenor Building (1862) by Alexander Thomson was a speculative venture with his brother, and it almost ruined them.  August 1977

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Drury St, south side. Pubs may come and pubs may go, but The Horse Shoe goes on for ever, or let’s hope so anyway.  August 1977




West George St, south side west of Anchor Lane. Just in time, or just too late, depending on which way you look at it, with demolition imminent.  October 1975

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West George St.  August 1975




Buchanan St before pedestrianisation above Gordon St.  August 1975

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Dundas St, west side. There were two churches opposite each other, above Cathedral St. This was the Evangelical Union . . .   October 1973




Dundas St, east side.  . . . and this was the United Free Tron.  November 1973

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West Nile St and Sauchiehall St, northeast corner. This fine church, said to have had an equally fine interior, was St John’s Wesleyan Methodist. It was demolished a year or two later, and the southwest corner of the Buchanan Galleries now occupies the site.  March 1974




Hope St, west side south from Bath St. Little changed.   October 1973




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