Old Maryhill

[@wilsonflood4393]

Nice photos, all very familiar

[@davidjohnston7512]

I’m a first generation Australian.My father was from Maryhill.He live at 34 Napiershall Street.My grandparents,father and uncle left Scotland in 1949 and moved to Wollongong,New South Wales.Cheers to all my long lost relatives from down under.🇦🇺🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

[@ilovethe80sglasgowgirl35]

I grew up here...loved maryhill always will

[@thomasreed49]

I was born in Rutherglen live there till I was out when the family moved to England I love rather live with all my heart

[@yesenochwasRIGHT]

1.59 bridge over River Kelvin still there just off Maryhill Road going towards Dawsholm Park.

[@yesenochwasRIGHT]

The street that has all the bunting is Kelvinside Avenue,where the HLI pub was at the top and the Strathmore Pub just on the corner. The street can still be seen,but with changes in a play ,Just Another Saturday. Filmed on the street 1970s.

[@sylviagibson4639]

My great grandparents lived at 3 Gairbraid Ave. Maryhill in the early 1880s. Thank you for the pictures.

[@deanamcdougall7192]

Thanks this is where I grew up

[@RHR-221b]

Thank you, Wullie. From a 'forever young' 70 year-old Springburn Boy and Man, now resident elsewhere .... Stay free, W. Rab 🍻 😎 🌠

[@francesjones9265]

Brings tears to my eyes

[@hamishmacdonald6997]

Fantastic photos, amazing piece of social history.

[@edwardmcguigan1442]

Maryhill was beautiful like most of Glasgow the town planners absolutely destroyed its way of life and social structure outstanding architecture destruction even a German Bomber couldn’t envisage

[@derekmatthew750]

My mother and father were both. Born in Maryhill my grandfather had the undertaker at the top of sandbank st the old piggery pollocks haulage hard my fathers sister had a smallholding opposite the whitehouse pub up the pen it’s a block of flats now I still have a lot of pals from the butney some still hear some gone from this world now

[@robertdoyle687]

Loved the 'Gaspipe Road' 😎

[@larryboyd7979]

Lived there from late 1940's to mid 1950's

[@yesenochwasRIGHT]

2.05 Ruchill Street canal bridge.

[@abw48]

Fleet Ya Bass is the cry I heard from there during the 1960s.

[@yesenochwasRIGHT]

Would that be the Young Maryhill Fleet ?A street gang of over 800 members.

[@abw48]

@@yesenochwasRIGHT: Thats the one and the leader was a guy called Remmy Roden, bad spelling perhaps, so what happened to him ?... Enoch was 100% right.

[@yesenochwasRIGHT]

@@abw48 Happy New Year ,take it you knew some members ? Where was Remy Rodden from in Maryhill?

[@yesenochwasRIGHT]

@@abw48 Lol ,of course Enoch was right and prophetic. What are we going to do about it ,this is the idea behind the name I use.

[@abw48]

@@yesenochwasRIGHT: I was born in Toonheid in 1948 and the Fleet and the Tongs were the two main Gangs in Glasgow at that time, early 1960s,I didn't know any of them personally and didn't want to know them as they were all low life thugs angry that they were born.

[@snelgrave101]

Fun fact: Rudolf Hess (Hitler's deputy) and all round Nazi war criminal was held in Maryhill barracks after crash landing in Scotland in 1941.

[@kr3w4life45]

Kinda sad, the place used to be such a hub of the city and then it kinda transformed into something pretty desolate and anything but serene. I still love it here but god it could have saved a bit more for itself

[@alfredroyal3473]

The soul has gone out of Glasgow. I’m not wishing a return to poverty or scabies or rickets, however we have lost something of our humanity. Our “we are all in this shit together” camaraderie has gone. The wee shops, the CooP, butchers, fruiterers, claes shoaps, City Bakeries, in short, community.

[@deezrfc]

Some wonderful pics of what was a wonderful part of “Glesga”. Nothing but happy memories of growing up in the Glenavon road high flats(The three big sisters”in the 80s. Thank you for posting this 👍🏻

[@wulliechristie5769]

Your Welcome John

[@sufferinsuccotash5630]

Who did you hang about with , I lived in 29 . Always tons of kids kicking about ; playing fitba in the car park behind the shops,,happy days

[@mcdeezrfc]

@@sufferinsuccotash5630 Big Davy Menzies,Danny Watson,Butsy,wee Frank Dailly and his brother Mick etc

[@sufferinsuccotash5630]

@@mcdeezrfc yeh I knew them , my names Richy Gilmour, stayed up on the 19th floor ,moved to London late 80s

[@deezrfc]

@@sufferinsuccotash5630 ffs how u doing mate

[@kennethmillar3475]

what history photo's,just found this,GIVE us More U.(first class)

[@itsablack1]

I lived here until I was 7 , left shakespear street in 1973.. I occasionally played down on the old yard and station grounds , never felt comfortable going down there ? Is it not an asda or something like that now ?

[@wulliechristie5769]

It's a Tesco Extra build on the old station, the station still remains below Tesco there was talk that they may open the line back up in the 90's but that didn't happen.

[@giotto4321]

Great set of photos, do you have any idea what the building shown at 2:12 mins is? PS you're missing an 'h' in the title - Maryill ! ;)

[@wulliechristie5769]

Thankyou do not know how I manage to miss the H sorted now.

[@wulliechristie5769]

Lochburn Home, Maryhill, run by the Glasgow Magdalene Institution for the Repression of Vice and for the Reformation of Penitent Females

[@cedricnzola2810]

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