Old Partickhill, Hyndland and Thornwood by Lewis Hutton
Complementary to last year’s Old Partick by the same author, this new illustrated history in the familiar Stenlake Old Towns format covers everything west of the railway line from Partick Station, south of Broomhill Cross and east of Balshagray Road as well as the better understood districts named in the title. The book includes lots of quiet street scenes in the days of the horse and cart and the electric tram. Also included are Hyndland Station, a nice old motor bus climbing Clarence Drive and a view of a tram descending it, Hyndland School, bowling greens, the former Crow Road Station, the making of the Expressway, Meadowside Granary, Merkland Quay and much more.
The photographs are all accompanied by detailed, informative captions.
September. 2025
Published and distributed by:
Stenlake Publishing Limited
54 – 58 Mill Square, Catrine, KA5 6RD
Tel: 01290 551122 e-mail: sales@stenlake.co.uk
See also:
Old Partick bt Lewis Hutton (September, 2024)
A History of Glasgow’s Byres Road by Barclay Price
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