Was a pure joy spending a morning at Kelvingrove Ha’ Transport Museum, with old Glasgow St, Picture Hoose, Subway and a top floor of model Clyde built ships. Could easily spend a couple o hours up there alone. I remember some of the old Steam trains moving thru Glasgow Streets, when Tramway transpor...

Pat worked at a sandwich/hot/cold rolls shop next to Jocks Lodge public bar, Princes st. Ardrossan. She was a friendly, cheerful girl. We would get our morning roll there when working as an apprentice printer at Ardrossan & Saltcoats Herald Office. Next to Kerr Baillies garage. Crawford s newsag...

The building is still standing and you can still make oot the exterior signage, just, of the Burns Tavern, and flats above. See it soon before ‘ it becomes ‘awa noo….’.!? there was a bakers up the close next too pub, could it have been Howies or was that Countess St. ? At the corner of Bradshaw/Coun...

PC201 James Lawson lived at 59 Corrie Crescent, Saltcoats. My family stayed at 47. Jimmy was married to Cathy had a daughter Catherine and son Campbell. There was two ‘police houses’ side by side the Mc Larens at 57.

little plum wrote: ↑Sat Dec 07, 2013 11:43 pm

Bruce wrote:which band is that?

Cahoots, he is a threetowner.

Harvie Smith played there with Cahoots. Fine musician, lovely man…..pity he’s fae Ste’nson tho.. ; ]

bobnetau wrote: ↑Sat Dec 09, 2017 12:53 am We just looked at Google too and I thought Edenmore might have been the second house from the Academy. We thought the dentist was the one nearer the Academy

The dentists was nearest the Academy..Mr Goodall…I think..?

Robert Vogwells photo recently posted Kyleshill class photo c 64.
Don’t have any other information on him.