Posted: Thu Sep 03, 2009 4:13 pm Post subject: ABANDONED & DISUSED RAILWAYS: Rothesay Dock Branch
Hi all. I've added a new gallery to my site with photographs taken today from the former Rothesay Dock Brnach between Yoker and Clydebank. The gallery of which the photographs are in will expand greatly over the course of the weekend, though I'll keep you all updated. Photographs can be found in the link below:
Posted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 11:18 pm Post subject: Dalmarnock Station Refurbishment Project Photographs
Hi all. I've added a new gallery to my site containing photographs of Dalmarnock station, a station in the East End of Glasgow which will hopefully be given the go ahead this Friday (Friday 18th September 2009) to benefit from an £8million refurbishment project in preperation for Glasgow's 2014 Commonwealth Games event. I've added a full commentary box to the gallery as well completing all photograph captions. The gallery will show a start to finish sequence from how the station looks now up until completion of the refurbishment and I will update it on a regular basis with 'work in progress' images. Full gallery can be viewed in the link below.
Please do not post replies with random pictures in the 'Glasgow Development
& Demolition' section of the forum. That section is for news on the latest developments
happening in Glasgow - it's not for random pictures which tell us nothing.
If you want to create a record of the changes to this station, keep the pics in this thread.
James H _________________ The blinding obvious is what you showed to me.....
Last edited by james73 on Wed Sep 16, 2009 11:42 pm; edited 1 time in total
Railway station at Dalmarnock in £8m overhaul
By Damien Henderson
GLASGOW has agreed an £8million overhaul of Dalmarnock Station as part of moves to create a world-class transport system ahead of the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
Ok doke James, cheers;). Nice work Cybers. I like the second shot best. The glimpses of daylight appearing through the concrete structures is a goodie:). I'll be popping back from time to time like I say in order to have an archive of photographs shwing the station from how it is now through to works in progress and straight through until completion of the refurbishment project.
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