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![]() Kings Cres 1949? (Ed Boyle is second right) |
Park St |
![]() Morrison St Follies |
![]() Kings Cres 1949? Ed Boyle sucking lolly |
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![]() Kirkhill early 1940s Taken by the railway wall, just at the bend at the bottom of the hill and along the road a little further, it was near enough on the road opposite the point where the drinking fountain was in the childrens playground |
Donated by Anne Flannigan (nee Currie) Sep 2002 |
Donated by Anne Flannigan (nee Currie) Sep 2002 |
![]() St Charles 1961 Donated by |
![]() The 'Kimbos' Early 1960s? Donated by Anne Flannagan Dec 02 |
![]() St Cadoc's Football Team 1964/65 Donated by Brendan Cunningham |
![]() St Cadocs 1960 Donated by Brendan Cunningham |
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![]() Donated by Morag McKinlay Feb 2003 |
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Jim Houston Harry Kerr |
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59th Glasgow Cub Pack![]() ![]() Donated by Robert Armstrong April 2003 |
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![]() Charlie Harty Harry Murdoch Tommy Docherty Jim Houston Billy Thomson Bus trip from Joe Dorman's cafe - to Ayr |
![]() St Cadoc's Womens Guild 1962. Maggie Cunningham (Wee Maggie), front row, extreme left. Priest:Father Walsh. Donated by Brendan Cunningham May 2003 Note from Laurie Gordon May 04 |
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donated by Morag McKinlay - Aug 2003 The first one
is two of the girls who were members of the Cambuslang Ladies Caledonian Pipe Band around
1945. The piper is Ria Flockhart (my mum) and the other girl is Marion Edgar who took over
the big drum from Barbara Brew. |
Donated by Liz Houston Nov
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Hooverettes FC Ladies football at Redford Barracks. The winning team 1965 |
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| The following 3 photos were donated by Pete McKenna Oct 2003. They show members of the Halfway Miners Welfare. Anyone know names and the date taken? | |||||
| The following photos were donated by Counciller Davids Keirs - November 2003 |
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![]() My Great Grandfather James Ross of Kirkhill in the Master's regalia of either, The Order of The Good Templars or of The Ancient and Free Gardners. The Gardners Hall was across the brae from the Toll House. |
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![]() Toll House great aunt and uncle "James and Elizabeth Cairns " early 1900s The shop was renowned for it's candy balls commonly known as "Pea Willie's Candy " |
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![]() Donated by Christine O'Rourke May 05 Coronation 1953 |
J.Stewart, M.Sneddon (me), A.Keith, H.Jack, B.Stewart, I.Rankin. I think I am the only one still playing competitive tennis, playing at Bishopton Tennis Club. I have lost track of Betty and Janice (sisters), Annette still lives in Halfway, Helen (my sister-in-law) lives in Stonehaven and Ina last heard was in East Kilbride. She was married to Campbell Rankin who was one of the people who helped to get the club off the ground. Does anyone remember us? Margaret Jack |
Tennis Sat. August 25, 1951
Donated by Margaret Jack - July 2005 |
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taken in 1957 in my front garden at 57 Castle Crescent Halfway prefebs |
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picture of Andy Lithgow & Monica Flannigan's wedding about 1957, I am front row left
(Beatrice Lennox) other names I know of are Tommy Lennox Anna Lithgow Annie Wilson Stewart
Lithgow Stella Lennox Samuel McCollum Annie Lennox James Lithgow,most of them lived in
Caledonian circuit
B MACDONALD |
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4 photos Donated by Robert Allison Jun 06 He says "Sorry, have forgotten all the other names. Perhaps someone can oblige." |
Front row sitting from left of photo: Staff Sgt. John MacKinnon, Lieutenant Nugent, Lifeboys Officer Margaret? Lieutenant? Lt. Jamieson, Church Minister, Captain Edward Nugent, Church Elder, Lt. Randal, Pipe Major Duncan Macdermid, Lt. Robert Allison (me) and Staff Sgt. Alister MacAllister. |
Front Row. ?. Lt Jamieson. Church Minister, Captain Nugent. Church Elder, Lt Randal. Lt Nugent. |
Second row down
fifth in from left Cpl. Brownlee, who later became Captain of the Company. |
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![]() Donated by Margaret Close Nov 07 Pipe Band 199th Company Boys Brigade. 1955/56: Margaret Close. |
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The staff at Galbraith's Stores in Cambuslang Main Street photographed 1958-9. Donated by Pete McKenna Jan 08 In spite of the compact size, the staff of TEN operated the first
self-service in Cambuslang. My workmates from left to right are : Martha Brownlee, Betty
Shearer, Mary McLaughlin, John Leighton, Michael Mone, Betty Thomson, Margaret
Gartshore/Keary ? me, Pete McKenna.
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Some answers | ![]() Burnside Cafe Donated Dec 09 Found this group photograph sitting outside the old Burnside cafe
from early seventies.
From left to right. Dennis Henderson, Lewis McKenzie, John McLaughlin, Dick McLaughlin and myself Jim Gray |
Following photos donated by Colin Hough Aug 04
Following 2 photos donated my Tom McSorley Jan 2010
Following photos donated by Anne McPherson (Nee Hobbs) Sep 2010 - School trip on Maid of the Loch 1957
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| Here is the photograph of the 207th Company
The Boy's Brigade. Taken at the Company Display in the Cambuslang Institute 8th May 1953. I have also included the names as far as I can remember from that time, they are. Two Boys in front, not known Front Row Left to Right, Willie Dawson, George Kerr, George Sinclair, Rev Alexander, Company Captain, Robert Telford, Inspecting Officer, ?, Jimmy McKinnon, George Glencorse. Second Row, L to R, ?, martin Telford, ? John Chalmers, ?, Willie Goldie, Tom Kerr, Ronnie Lindsay, ?, ?, ? Glencorse. ?, ?. Third Row L to R, David Turbitt, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ? Kerr, Harry Horne. This is the extent of my recollection of names. |
I got this photo from John's cousin Jack
McKinnon, who was married to the late Sheena McDonald. She is sitting on the right hand
side of the group (white shoes on) Sheena came from Kings Crescent Born February 1934, and
had an older brother Henry, and a sister Anna who died in her teens. Her Dad's name was
Willie McDonald A very popular Cambuslang worthy, who worked with my Dad in Clyde Iron
Works. The McDonalds lived in the first right hand corner of the Crescent beside the
Burnett family. I think this could be a Hoover Company night out. I know the faces of
another two of the girls. It is annoying me that I can't remember their names. Kind Regards
Hi Ed Regards
Message to Jim Gray |