Friends of Cambuslang Public Park (external website)

Photos from a collection donated by Carol O'Donnell, Oct 2005, whose father either snapped them himself or otherwise acquired them in the early 1960s. See collection here.

Colin Findlay's excellent site at http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/clydebridge/)

Click here for those who lived in the Kings Crescent area

Odds 'n' Sorts

Gordon Dinnie's site which makes reference to his relative, the great Donald Dinnie

    Gordon was also an avid collector of old Cambuslang picture postcards. (Sadly, Gordon died in January 2010,
    but Mrs Dinnie has kindly donated copies of his photos, and enhanced versions can be seen here)

Hallside School (external website)

Hallisde Village Terraced Houses 1978

Clydebridge Steelworks (external website)

Movie of Old Cambuslang 1933 (Video Stills) - Contact L.E.A.P Ltd, Tel 0141 641 5169 for more details

Old Houses of Glasgow (external website)

    Cambuslang Area

Hallside

Milheugh

Newton

Rosebank

Wellshot

Westburn
Cairns

Old Blantyre (external website)

St Brides Website (external website)

Names and obituaries of some local war heroes

Photos (1) Savoy Cinema (2) Empire Cinema Demolition (3) Ritz Cinema (external website)

Mainly Halfway photos taken Oct 09

See an example of how your old photos can be enhanced

Wheech McGee - Local Cartoonist and fountain of knowledge on Hallside and surrounding areas

Local Astronomer - Henry McEwen

Cambuslang Churches  (external website)

Flemington-Hallside Parish Church (external website)

The revivals of the eighteenth century : particularly at Cambuslang (1900) (external website)

Digitised 'Cambuslang In Old Picture Postcards' (external website) published 1984 by Ian L Cormack ISBN 90 288 2884 2 (hardback)

Electoral Roll Place Names from 1881. A guide to locating historic addresses from their geographic sequential layout. 

Westburn cemetery March 2001

Colour video of trams taken late 1950s

Postcard photos donated by Archie Edmond

Photos donated by Rutherglen and Cambuslang Housing Association of the Caledonian Circuit and Kings Cres during redevelopment of the area

Extracts from the Cambuslang Pilot newspaper circa 1929

Extracts from the Scotsman newspaper with a local interest

Sister Timothy Mullan, RSM 1888-1962
(Sister Regina Werntz, RSM, a Sister of Mercy working at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore, Maryland, USA contacted me in 2012 enquiring about Isabella Mullan, a sister in this order who was born in Cambuslang and died in 1962. Sister Regina had been tasked to write a mini biography of Isabella and asked for my help in indentifying her family backgound. I have attached our series of emails which illustrate the sequence of events which sheds some light on Isabella and her family. The final email shows the eventual Bio).

Donated by Carol O'Donnell, Oct 2005, whose father either snapped them himself or otherwise acquired them in the early 1960s.