This poster includes Glasgow City Centre and the Greater Glasgow area as far as Clydebank in the west, and to Rutherglen and Tollcross in the south-east. Refer to historical notes below.
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Lost Railways Glasgow
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The first railway in Glasgow was the Garnkirk and Glasgow Railway, built primarily to carry coal from the Monkland coalfields to Glasgow, but in 1831 the first passenger station, Glebe Street, Townhead, was opened just north of the city centre. This station closed to passengers when Buchanan Street Station opened in 1849.
On Glasgow's Southside, Bridge Street Station was opened in 1840 by the Glasgow and Paisley Joint Railway. It boasted a grand, two-storey booking office with a Doric portico. In 1889 a second building was built to replace the old one, but the station's fate was already sealed with the refurbishment and extension of Glasgow Central Station and an additional eight-track bridge over the Clyde. Bridge Street Station closed in 1905.
On Glasgow's Southside, Bridge Street Station was opened in 1840 by the Glasgow and Paisley Joint Railway. It boasted a grand, two-storey booking office with a Doric portico. In 1889 a second building was built to replace the old one, but the station's fate was already sealed with the refurbishment and extension of Glasgow Central Station and an additional eight-track bridge over the Clyde. Bridge Street Station closed in 1905.
Springburn was a mecca for the locomotive industry with four important railway manufacturing sites, namely the St Rollox Works, Cowlairs Works, the Hyde Park Works and the Atlas Works, with St Rollox being the largest .
James Miller was a renowned Scottish architect known for the design of many railway station buildings. He is particularly famous for designing the beautiful Wemyss Bay Railway Station on the Clyde coast. While working for the Caledonian Railway he designed the following Glasgow station buildings - the second Bridge Street Station building, Botanic Gardens Station, Possil Station, and Kelvinbridge Station.
James Miller was a renowned Scottish architect known for the design of many railway station buildings. He is particularly famous for designing the beautiful Wemyss Bay Railway Station on the Clyde coast. While working for the Caledonian Railway he designed the following Glasgow station buildings - the second Bridge Street Station building, Botanic Gardens Station, Possil Station, and Kelvinbridge Station.
Alexandra Parade
Anderston
Anderston Cross
Anniesland
Argyle Street
Ashfield
Barnhill
Bellahouston
Bellgrove
Bishopbriggs
Botanic Gardens
Bridgeton Central
Bridgeton Cross
Buchanan Street
Cardonald
Carntyne
Clydebank Central
Clydebank East
Clydebank Riverside
College
Corkerhill
Cowlairs
Crookston
Crosshill
Crossmyloof
Crow Road
Cumberland Street
Dalmarnock
Anderston
Anderston Cross
Anniesland
Argyle Street
Ashfield
Barnhill
Bellahouston
Bellgrove
Bishopbriggs
Botanic Gardens
Bridgeton Central
Bridgeton Cross
Buchanan Street
Cardonald
Carntyne
Clydebank Central
Clydebank East
Clydebank Riverside
College
Corkerhill
Cowlairs
Crookston
Crosshill
Crossmyloof
Crow Road
Cumberland Street
Dalmarnock
Dawsholm
Deanside
Drumchapel
Drumry
Duke Street
Dumbreck
Dunlop Street
Eglington Street
Exhibition Centre
Finnieston
Gallowgate
Gallowgate Central
Garngad
Garscadden
Gilshochill
Glasgow Bridge Street
Glasgow Central
Glasgow Cross
Glasgow Green
Glasgow Queen Street
Glebe Street
Gorbals
Govan
Great Western Road
Gushetfaulds
Hawkhead
High Street
Hillington East
Deanside
Drumchapel
Drumry
Duke Street
Dumbreck
Dunlop Street
Eglington Street
Exhibition Centre
Finnieston
Gallowgate
Gallowgate Central
Garngad
Garscadden
Gilshochill
Glasgow Bridge Street
Glasgow Central
Glasgow Cross
Glasgow Green
Glasgow Queen Street
Glebe Street
Gorbals
Govan
Great Western Road
Gushetfaulds
Hawkhead
High Street
Hillington East
Hillington West
Hyndland
Ibrox
Jordanhill
Kelvinbridge
Kelvindale
Kelvinside
Kilbowie Road
King's Inch
Kirklee
Lochburn
Main Street
Maryhill
Maryhill Central
Maxwell Park
Moss Road
Mosspark
New Shields Road
Parkhead North
Parkhed Stadium
Partick
Partick Central
Partick West
Partickhill
Pollockshields
Pollockshields West
Pollockshiels East
Possil
Hyndland
Ibrox
Jordanhill
Kelvinbridge
Kelvindale
Kelvinside
Kilbowie Road
King's Inch
Kirklee
Lochburn
Main Street
Maryhill
Maryhill Central
Maxwell Park
Moss Road
Mosspark
New Shields Road
Parkhead North
Parkhed Stadium
Partick
Partick Central
Partick West
Partickhill
Pollockshields
Pollockshields West
Pollockshiels East
Possil
Possilpark
Possilpark & Parkhouse
Queen's Park
Renfrew Fulbar Street
Renfrew Wharf
Rutherglen
Scotstoun East
Scotstoun West
Scotstounhill
Shawlands
Shields
Shields Road
Singer
Singer Workers' Platforms
Southside
Springburn
St Enoch
St Rollox
Stobcross
Strathbungo
Summerston
Tollcross
Townhead
Westerton
Whiteinch Riverside
Whiteinch Victoria Park
Yoker
Yoker Ferry
Yorkhill
Possilpark & Parkhouse
Queen's Park
Renfrew Fulbar Street
Renfrew Wharf
Rutherglen
Scotstoun East
Scotstoun West
Scotstounhill
Shawlands
Shields
Shields Road
Singer
Singer Workers' Platforms
Southside
Springburn
St Enoch
St Rollox
Stobcross
Strathbungo
Summerston
Tollcross
Townhead
Westerton
Whiteinch Riverside
Whiteinch Victoria Park
Yoker
Yoker Ferry
Yorkhill
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