Thanks all. Must be nearly halfway through the archive now.
Alex - the one captioned 'southeast of Airdrie St' (maybe '...from...' would have been clearer) shows Cowcaddens St, virtually the same as the next shot, from a less acute angle. Can't remember if Airdrie St still actually existed then.
Just spent a wonderful couple of hours looking through these fantastic
photographs you have captured a wonderful time of change in the city
let me buy you a pint some time. _________________ evening all
Asolutely brilliant. The King St/Dunlop St ones I especially liked, as its great to see the area around St Enoch's before the demolition. The Cowcaddens pics also, as my Dad used to stay in Airdrie Street. Fantastic, very well done _________________ Get On Your Boots
Incredible photos, every bit as important as those by John R. Hume.
You may have already answered this but will you be giving copies to the Mitchell ?
Not saying you should do this, just curious. _________________ GK
I followed your trip from start to finish, imagining I was looking out from the top deck of a tram or bus in the late 1960's, before my family left for Australia.
Fantastic memories and thank you for them.
Tombro _________________ Today is the first day of the rest of your life !
Thanks all. Must be nearly halfway through the archive now.
Alex - the one captioned 'southeast of Airdrie St' (maybe '...from...' would have been clearer) shows Cowcaddens St, virtually the same as the next shot, from a less acute angle. Can't remember if Airdrie St still actually existed then.
Thanks so much for sharing your photos with us streapadair, can't wait for the other half _________________ life's too short
Thanks all. Must be nearly halfway through the archive now.
Alex - the one captioned 'southeast of Airdrie St' (maybe '...from...' would have been clearer) shows Cowcaddens St, virtually the same as the next shot, from a less acute angle. Can't remember if Airdrie St still actually existed then.
The left side of Airdrie Street looking from Cowcaddens was demolished. At the bottom of Airdrie Street on this die was our house which was entered from Port Dundas Road. The living room and kitchen looked onto Airdrie Street.
Only the building were the Kiwi was located still stood.
Duke - when did your dad leave Airdrie Street?
Thanks again Streapadair for sharing such a great collection with us. _________________ I had a dream today
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