at Frazer St. above the Pop Inn pub. This old Bridgeton landmark has been here since 1875. have received your email and answered. Over the years many publicans have come and gone, some of them staying longer than [], Filed Under: Main Street Bridgeton, MainStreetBridgeton, S Tagged With: Arthur Mone, Arthur Mone's Bar, Bridgeton, Bridgeton Pubs, Main Street, Shaw's Bar, January 25, 2017 by John Gorevan 2 Comments, 152 Old Dalmarnock Road,Glasgow. Jeanette Umbrella Bar. The owner William Hillcoat owned some of the best established pub in the city of Glasgow including premises on the Broomielaw, Anderston Quay, Trongate, Stockwell Street, Port Dundas Road and Pollokshaws Road. And, if youre honest, youll just drag up from the depths all the times youve hated or felt passionately about something and play it. Ruchazie, Easterhouse and Cranhill One of my best ever memories of Bridgeton was the Queens coronation when we had a big Clabber in the street our radiogram was carried down to the street on a long wire to provide the music to dance to oh so many memories, Your email address will not be published. Located at Bridgeton Cross, an east end district of Glasgow. There will be standard and VIP tickets available. If you cannot find the message in your inbox, please check your spam folder or contact us here for assistance (do not make a second booking). All content on this site is Copyright Old Glasgow Pubs (OGP). Dont know the name of it. [2][4] The Category A listed landmark structure and surrounds was renovated in the early 21st century, resulting in improved public realm areas and the complete refurbishment of the Umbrella. The actors were so fun to interact with, the dances were so entertaining, everyone had a wonderful time., The Bridgerton Ball surpassed my every expectation! Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps. An example of data being processed may be a unique identifier stored in a cookie. and been trying to get any old photos . The earliest surviving Scottish town plans or bird's-eye views - of Edinburgh and St Andrews - date from the 16th century. If you enjoy what we do, please consider becoming a patron with a recurring monthly subscription of your choosing. **. Smoking or vaping is not permitted within the venue. home made soup ect ).neighbours would queue up with plates and jugs for their carry outs She later moved to open a restaurant next to the Arcadia cinema London rd ,and From the chip shop. An early shot of Glasgow Green possibly between 1889 - 1897. Join us at a magnificent ball for a unique immersive party with drinks, music, dancing, and flourishing romance. By the 1980s Karaoke, Japanese for empty [], Filed Under: Main Street Bridgeton, MainStreetBridgeton, S Tagged With: Shawfield Bar, 75 Main Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow. April 23, 2020 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment, 32-34 Main Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow. The Olympia Theatre of Varieties was typical of the Edwardian Baroque style variety theatres which were being built at the time. Much appreciated! 1964. The white building just to the left of the Umbrella has an advert on the gable end of the premises of Thomas Blair, Funeral Undertaker & Carriage Hirer. Jessies maiden name was mcnicol, her mothers surname was sergison! In return for supporting the site, you will gain fantastic perks! Along with Ronnie himself and his, "It is time for art to flow into the organisation of life." Tickets will need to be purchased prior to the event and all tickets will be sold online. We encourage guests to take and share pictures. We are happy to help with more information and special accommodations! [10], Bridgeton has been the centre of the Orange Order in Scotland. Mr Patrick Donaghue owned this premises in 1911 and was subject to a very important case that affected publicans since the passing of the Licensing and the Children Acts. G40 4LH. Bridgeton Cross by Ian Mulholland circa 1953. You will receive an email confirmation from hello@feverup.com with the ticket's QR code shortly after booking your tickets. Required fields are marked *. The Dominion Bar. I knew Danny Carnachan I did not know he was related to the Grahams must have been on my uncle Johns side. Sad to see it the way it is now when it was so full of life. The venue is accessible to people with reduced mobility. Firstleft (back row) Willie Piggot ,Anderson Piggot. The event is a 90-minute immersive experience based on the Bridgerton show. I'm thinking of you" - Pablo Iglesias Maurer, At the end of October 1959 in the basement of 39 Gerrard Street - an unexceptional and damp space that was once a sort of rest room for taxi drivers and an occasional tea bar - Ronnie Scott opened his first jazz club. The Cross is also the location for the Olympia Theatre (built 1911), which after lying abandoned for many years has undergone rebuilding and reopened in 2012 as a library and community facility for the people of Bridgeton. Umbrella Bar. This old London Road howff was established in 1869 by east end spirit merchant James Barr. Hi Donna, thank you so much for replying! I also asked permission fur myself and some amateur photographers to go in and see the men at work on this massive project and we were granted access two months ago to go in and take photos we were right on top of the bulding on the scaffolding..and will be at the opening dae in early October.. Although I was brought up in the north/west of Glasgow I returned to the eastend for a short while and lived in Westmuir Street, Parkheid then Eveline Street, Dennistoun after I got married. We are very excited to announce that we have created a new membership! Many will remember this old pub as Tonys Bar named after licensee Anthony (Tony) McAulay 1950s to late 1970s. Age requirement: 16+. Does anyone remember a wee restaurant in Marquis street run by my granny mrs Hosie . Since every situation is unique, please contact us in advance. Your email address will not be published. The only known minister who lost his job for constant intoxication. In 1897 [], Filed Under: Main Street Bridgeton, MainStreetBridgeton, S Tagged With: The Scotsman, March 15, 2017 by John Gorevan 2 Comments, 79 Main Street, Bridgeton Glasgow. The experience will take place at the historic Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles. For more information, please see the ticket section, You can find your ticket and its QR code in the Fever app, within the Tickets section. G40 1HD. ", "Are you dying to be the talk of The Ton? (1950.?London rd) Parking is also available nearby at Pershing Square for $20, space permitting. Bridgeton and Calton formed the heart of Glasgow's old East End until half the area was swept away in the 1950s, 60s and 70s. The photo was probably taken between 1889 and 1904. But my dad still lifes in Brighton. They lived 306, Baltic Street. Although only the facade remains, it sports a nice illuminated Olympia sign above the entrance, and a display on the buildings history just inside the entrance. 231 were here. It is the ticket buyer's responsibility to forward all event communications to the rest of their party. The City of Diamond Bar is excited to announce the launch of the Diamond Bar Town Center Specific Plan. I lived at 15 Dale st remember the fish shop across the road. There will be many opportunities to interact with the members of the cast and with representations of the most iconic scenarios of the show, such as the modiste and the painting studio. The store is now run by Alberts Grandsons David and Stephen, Millers have taken the wooden front from the shop, and are taking it back to its original brick 14 Oct2013, Reproduced by kind permision of Ian Mulholland. Now another tenement in Dalmarnock road looks under threat.. its being held up by beams at one point.. lets hope another piece of Bridgeton isnt disappearing.. Did anyone notice that the Millars sign from the past is different from the one now.. it must have been changed at some time in the past still fantastic though. Copyright: 2023 Netflix. Nick was hired by housing charity Shelter to travel round England and Scotland documenting the lives of families living in slum and squalor. not seen her for a long time. Was pals for a long time with Marion Wilson in Barrowfield st. Thankyou in advance . Waverley then moved to New Barrowfield on the edge of the Parkhead district. In 1897 [] Duncan In 1968 John Kenneth Dunbar took over the licence. For a flight, the straight line geographic midpoint coordinates are 38 41' 3" N and 97 18' 28" W. The city at the geographic halfway point from Bridgeton, NJ to Diamond Bar, CA is Carlton, Kansas. The variety acts were dropped and the Olympia became a full time cinema. In 1858 James Boag took over the running of the old pub which [], Filed Under: Main Street Bridgeton, MainStreetBridgeton, P, January 25, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment, 147 Main Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow. The specific plan will begin to shape the possibilities for making the community's vision a reality, bringing a new downtown to Diamond Bar. No, you dont need to have watched the show to participate in the experience. I didnt really know what to expect, but everything was set-up so well; the pictures, the actors, the Queen, It truly was immersive, you get sucked in right away. The ultimate web site about movie theaters. DONATE, Before the money moved in, Kings Cross was a place for born-and-bred locals, clubs and crime, See what really went on during that time in NYC's topless go-go bars, Chris Stein 's photographs of Debbie Harry and friends take us back to a great era of music. In 1938 its interior was considered old fashioned for a modern cinema and it was gutted to have a new Art Deco style interior designed by Charles J. McNair and Henry F. Elder. I LIVED AT N0 16 THEN MOVED TO N020..THANK YOU. 1991. Bridgeton's use as a Glasgow Bus Garage was brief, the tendency was to use a smaller fleet of larger buses and that led to the garage being closed in 1976, however it was then taken on by Strathclyde Regional Council for its Internal Transport fleet, servicing everything from light vans to Gritting Lorries. She sat in the front and chatted. Bridgeton Cross. Hi Donna Behind the wooden shutter theres an old Millers sighn. She must have remarried at some time. Bridgeton ( Scots: Brigtoun, Scottish Gaelic: Baile na Drochaid) is a district to the east of Glasgow city centre. Does anyone have any old plans of a cemetery that was at Brook st/Broad st as far as I can find out. My granny and Grampian lived in Forneuk Street. Qualifying class of Miss Chalmers, John Street Elementary School, Hozier Street 1948. It started as a small weaving village in 1705, when the third John Walkinshaw marked out a portion of his Goosefauld estate for rent. Betty Flynn lived in London Rd. Catherine I knew some people from around Law st Yate st.. Tommy Boyle who went to Crossmaloof skating at the same time as me.. he had a nice pal who was Tommy as wellwho came from there.. my pals granny Mrs Gallagher lived up the top flat in Yate st. Should any questions arise, you may find the answers here. The Japanese are responsible for the introduction of the Karaoke machine. There was a pub on this site in 1849 occupied by publican Joseph Porter. My grandparents lived at 182 Baltic St in the 50s, at the corner of Ruby St, one up with the wee shop at the bottom of the close. Noticed old works being demolished at Dora st French st area.. and another factory is being all done up just now by Clydegateway.. Hi, Jessie. Good memories there unbelievable that building now a Police Staion. 5th November 1978. . This very old Bridgeton bar has closed its door many times in recent years. Can anyone tell me where exactly Bowling Green Terrace was ? The view shows open top tram cars and horse & cart transport. Does anyone out there recognise the. A painting by Don Breckon circa 1996. When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. no sorry dont know any Moraigs at all , and I didnt know of any other Fosters in Fordneuk st my grandparents Fosters are from northern Ireland.. The bar is cashless; only cards will be admitted. Dale Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow, Scotland. Though electrified in 1960 as part of the Glasgow North Bank suburban electrification scheme, it was closed to passenger in November 1979 when the Argyle Line reopened (the recommissioned station on this route at Bridgeton effectively replaced it). I rem`ember Galls,s ,wool shop , Harry,s fruit shop and wee Ernie,s cafe all in Main street, There was a pub on this site in 1849 occupied by publican Joseph Porter. Park Lane Tavern. G40 1QB. My Father David and two brothers were evacuated to Ayrshire from Parkhead at the beginning of WW2, never went back. A photograph of the ABC Bridgeton taken in October 2005, almost a year after the fire: All born in Bridgeton. Dont know the name Blakeman but you never know. There was something to enjoy every moment, the event far exceeded my expectations!. And still have contact and visits to Glasgow.would love to see any old photos, Does anyone remember the Murphys who owner fruit shops in bridgeton. The Flashbak Shop Is Open & Selling All Good Things. Explore immersive set recreations and photo opportunities, interact with actors dressed in exquisite period costumes, learn group ballroom dances, and present yourself the Queen - all in a magical Regency era ballroom setting. The ticket buyer will be able to transfer ticket(s) to other guests. Please request the Biltmore validation at the Fever ticketing desk in order to park for a reduced price of $24. She was born in 1938 and went to Barrowfield Primary. To use any history or images, please make sure you link back to our site. 1991. The Scotsman. Dont forget to tag us at. Tel: 0141 554 7027. Step back in time with us as you learn new regency dance steps and interact with actors dressed in exquisite period costumes. St. Petersburg. The Umbrella looks to have come in handy for the people in this shot of a rather flooded Bridgeton Cross. 1991. Many Scottish towns were not first mapped until the late 18th or early 19th centuries. Quick filters: Black & white. We are very excited to announce that we have created a new membership! Long shot but would love to find a photo of them as we have nothing! Are you the same Sammy Lyle who lived in Broad st in the 50s..your mother was Susie.. if so I have a photo of your older sister in the backcourt.. Hi. In 1859 Englishman, Grocer, [], Filed Under: H, Old Dalmarnock Road, OldDalmarnockRoad Tagged With: Bridgeton, Bridgeton Pubs, East End Pubs, Old Dalmarnock Inn, Old Dalmarnock Road, Pubs in the East End, The Hayfield, Thomas McCormick, Tony McAulay, Village cafe, January 8, 2017 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment. The junction is the meeting point of London Road, Dalmarnock Road, Main Street, James Street, Olympia Street and Orr Street. Hi Donna, thank you for replying, my mum and auntie Betty are in glasgow just now until Tuesday morning. On the left behind the Umbrella is an advert in the shop window for R & J Dick of Greenhead Works. However, not much interest was shown until 1775 when Rutherglen Bridge was built over the River Clyde and the area became known as Bridge Town, or Brig Toun in Scots. Car Light House at Olympia StreetBridgeton Cross. Yes: to inquire about a full session buyout, please contact us, Yes, and there will be several photo opportunities throughout the experience. Hi Donna, I have been following parkhead history with interest, and think I may well be related to the Foster family. Bridgeton and Calton formed the heart of Glasgow's old East End until half the area was swept away in the 1950s, 60s and 70s. George Arthur, Henry F. Elder, Charles J. McNair, Firms: On 26 June 1913 planning permission was granted to build a two-storey warehouse on this land, which had now been purchased by Millard. Janet go to Scottish Cinemas. Will pass on your reply to my mum, she may want to ask you more :) 2. To the memory of the men of the 7th Battalion The Highland Light Infantry who fell in the great war 1914-1918, Hi, does anyone have any old photos of the ( Dwellings ) in MACKEITH STREET AROUND 1950 1960 ,I was born at 53 Mackejth Street My family lived in Fordneuk street in the 40s, ferrol were their surname, jessie, William and some of their children, elizabeth, June, billy and John. thanks Moraig. Definitely will recommend it to everyone, Incredible evening! I hope you dont mind me replying re this: my grandparents also lived at 498 Baltic Street, having moved from 508 Baltic Street. Facts Licence Holders. Carolyn, My dad and his 4 brothers lived at 50 Marquis Street (Crawfords) would love a picture of this Street, My dad was brought up in number 44,marquest st the is Mundt, a big family, lived in redan street next to mavor and Coulson .im looking for my best maid .margret smith she lived at the Bridgeton station her dad was bill smith her moms name doris ..she married walter we went to sa for 40 years and would love to get in touch. The closest zip code to the flight midpoint is 67448. Believed to be the only surviving family business from the 1800s in the area, Millers 1893 continues to operate.[7][8]. Under the Umbrella is someone addressing this gathering at the cross. My Moms sister was Emma Graham nee Wagstaff they were my cousins . Hi does anybody have pictures of Fraser street from the 50s I was born at number 13 and went to Barrowfield school had great pals like Sammy Moore and John Gregg, looking for information on a john murray swan married rita McLaren swan they lived in 62 abbortsford place govan tradston district 1961 The Queens Ball has left Los Angeles. The owner William Hillcoat owned some of the best established pub in the city of Glasgow including premises on the Broomielaw, Anderston Quay, Trongate, Stockwell Street, Port Dundas Road and Pollokshaws Road. 1919-1911 Jeanie Campbell. Historically part of Lanarkshire, it is bounded by Glasgow Green to the west, Dalmarnock to the east and south, Calton to the north-west at Abercromby Street/London Road and Broad street to the north-east. Does anyone have any pictures of Frazer St/London Rd area. - Irene Robertson. This Glasgow railway station-related article is a stub. Bridgeton, Glasgow - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. On the left is Kings Cafe and next door is The Commercial Bank of Scotland. Reoroduced by kind permission of Herald and Times Group. 152 Old Dalmarnock Road,Glasgow. For the Argyle Line station called Bridgeton, see, "577-621 (odd nos) London Road, 2-4 (even nos) Kerr Street and 3-5 (odd nos) Orr Street, former Bridgeton Cross Station and Tenements(Category B Listed Building) (LB33853)", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bridgeton_Central_railway_station&oldid=1095547943, This page was last edited on 29 June 2022, at 00:33. I went to John str Primary sch/John str Sec. My relatives owned Moores fruit shop, a few yards from the Pop Inn. It opened on 18th September 1911 and had a seating capacity of 2,000 in orchestra stalls, dress circle and balcony. In this capacity it later passed to Glasgow City Council who when they ceased using it for that purpose were prevailed upon to rent it out for vehicle preservation. Is this you or someone you know in these pictures? The intersection is notable for the "Brigton Umbrella"[de], a Victorian (1875) cast iron bandstand covering the centre of the Cross. Yes you do, one adult can take responsibility for a group of several minors. There are different start times from Tuesday to Sunday, and you can choose your preferred timing. We don't want to rely on ads to bring you the best of visual culture. My mother always wanted to go back there where everybodys door was open and she had been so happy. Reproduced by kind permission of Culture & Sports Glasgow (Museums). Situated at the corner of Main Street and Tullis Street, The Scotsman has been a Bridgeton landmark since the 1870s. Cheerfulness kept creeping in." She was a real lady with no airs or graces. I remember Millars linoleum shop in Olympia st having a big opening instead of a door.. either rugs or lino squares lay on the floor in piles. William ..John..Emma..Margaret..Aunt Emma was born in Sweden..my Grandmothers name was Joenson or Johansson.From the city of Goeteburg there Father went there to work from Galston Lacemills south ayrshire around the late 1880s. I was born at 11 silvergrove street.1966 and would love to see any photos from that time on the street. Hi, St Petersburg is the city Christopher Hitchens called "an apparent temple of civilization: the polished window between Russia and Europe the, "I never saw Eric Ravilious depressed. I believe it was off Walkinshaw Street, its listed in the 1873 Glasgow PO directory as being there.