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Great photos. terrible music.

Love the music, fascinating pictures. Suspect big changes have taken place since most of the pictures were taken.

Lovely video.Thanku.x🌸

Thanks for the trolley bus photos Colin 👍 I hadn't realised that the Anderson Cross station building was so handsome.

the music playing in the middle of the video...😬

The usual great display of wonderful photographs for decades gone by, but many memories of the city streets & landmarks.. 👍👍👍 Thank you for sharing again Glasgow photographs..👏👏👏👏

About the three ladies 1:05 . The lady on the right was my mother Florence Denny. She worked as a seamstress at a small factory on Clyde street. They finished early on Fridays and would often go to Lewis's food hall and go for a coffee before going home The lady in the middle was Italian, unfortunately I can't remember her name.

“ Fruiterer” never seen that before, fruiter yes

growing up in glasgow in the late 60's, early 70's this is how i remember old glesga men, wee guys with bunnets and raincoats and black thick rimmed glasses, one thing from my childhood i hav'nt seen in years was guys wearing one BIG black high surgical boot as they limped along the road

Men dapper in their suits and Women in beautifully smart dressed skirts and coats. Now we have men wearing skirts wanting to be women and Women wearing suits wanting to be men. HELP!!!

Good afternoon Colin, I have just finished "binge watching" all 71 "Episodes" and what an emotional rollercoaster it's been; laughing at the antics of Rikki Fulton & Stanley Baxter, through the memories of my dad being janitor at Dowanhill & Bluevale Schools, to Dalmarnock, where my parents were born and raised. Without a doubt the saddest of all the photos has to be in Episode 60, at 13:20, and the young mum with her babe-in-arms. I hope that we will never see such squalor and deprivation ever again, in our country. 😪

I hear so many people complain about the M8 running through Glasgow as well as the extended ring road that was originally planned in the 60's. The 1975 picture of Alexandra Parade proves how bad it was in those days so what would it look like 50 years later.......

Thoroughly enjoying your series, Colin. Just one question; at 6:00, the caption states "WW1 Victory Parade 1919" but the building in the background has "London & North Eastern Railway", on its frontage, which didn't come into existence until 1923?

amazing photos again! thanks for sharing 😃

Glasgow...S..miles better

More trolley busses please Colin. I'm not 100% sure but I think the Polmadie terminus was on Brereton Street at the junction of Calder Street. I definitely remember busses lining up on Brereton Street in the early 60's. 👍

The 1966 cup final Ranges 1 Celtic 0

Great photos once again. Where do you get them from?

These wonderful pictures never disappointment, always a pleasure to see old memories of this great City & surrounding area's and how it has grown through the decades and longer.. Keep up the fantastic job of sharing these historic pictures..!! 👏👏👏 Thanks again Glasgow photographs..👍👍

The last photo of the two boys looking in the window of the Clyde Model Dockyard is brilliant. Their expressions speak volumes, and I remember myself marvelling at that window when I was their age. However I did once buy a Meccano Magic Motor from there, so I was actually a customer!

Still Enjoy Looking At Those Proper Registered Glasgow Number Plates Not Like Today🤔

Great stuff well done

My dad was the janitor, at Dowanhill Primary School, in the early 'sixties.

My dad was the janitor, at Bluevale School, in the 'sixties but it was in Abernethy Street; could the street name have been changed?

Its still a great city that I love to visit.

Best people in the world come from Glasgow

Great as usual Colin. Love the rain bouncing off the pavement in the 1966 Buchanan St photo. Very diplomatic of you to put up both Celtic and Rangers photos although I did sometimes watch Clyde play at Shawfield and also managed to watch the last of the Third Lanark games at Cathkin Park as a child.

excellent as usual mate, many thanks for this.👍

Celtic Street...once the shortest street in Glasgow.

Another fantastic set of pictures & memories of Glasgow & surrounding areas..👍👍 Thanks once again for sharing these gems, Glasgow photographs 👏👏👏👏

13:45 in renfield st, you can see one of my old customers, DAS HAAR hairdressers. They had several shops over the town. Owned by a guy call dick Barton.

Just come across your channel guys, WOW... simply great !!!. My old mum was born in the Gorbals in 1933 and always told us kids stories of old Glasgow, she missed her city so so much after we moved south to England way back in 70. Sadly she passed away recently and I would have loved to show her these old images ,she would have been over the moon. I would like to thank you all for sharing these pictures with us all and giving me an insight into what my old ( MAW ) Was telling me about for many many years. Thank you guys and God bless . Glasgow ,wow what a City . x.

Irish tricolour bus colours put in place by cfc Chairman and City leader. Thankfully they've gone 😂😂😂

Amazing the amount of cobbled streets, I wonder if these cobbles remain under the tarmac today ?

Whos' the wummin wie the fur coat and nay knickers? 1960.

Whatever happened to Maclachlans Beer , Keen & Clear ?

Excellent ❤❤

0:24 Anyone know what that shop was called?

Thanks so much for another weekly fix of Old Glasgow!

Thank you again Colin. In the Belvidere hospital wash house photo, I found myself wondering what the hanging basket with plants was all about 🤔

Grew up in Govan in the early 70's and the Gorbals kids picture was exactly like our front door with the wee-non existent front gardens with the railings cut away to feed the WW2 shortage of steel/iron, before being part of the diaspora to one of the already damp & decaying new schemes with few shops and no community. Nobody realised they would have to be able to suddenly afford a washing machine because there was not only no Steamies, but no launderettes! But och! Poor Sunak not having Sky TV as a child. Many miles away from it now, but I do miss the ships at New Year sounding their horns at the Bells!

I look forward to seeing these photographs trigger the imagination of how our parents and grandparents,(great-grandparents for some) lived and worked. It also shows how Glasgow has changed . Thank you for compiling these videos for all the see and enjoy.

Another fantastic collection of photographs of Glasgow & surrounding area's, triggering great memories of happier times in history.. Thanks Glasgow photographs for sharing.. 👏👏👏👍👍👍

That street scene ( 3rd pic in) is freaking me out! Why is her dress so short? Look at the women on the background! Skirts did not rise until the flapper age 1920 on a d even then it was only the " posh young things" that dared. This photo looks older than that too. Is she a time traveller?

Roadworks at the Tunnel 6.36

Colin, I feel that you are playing to the crowd with the last photo. So much compassion in that expression.

Terrys tattoo shop where i got my first 3 tattoo,s,many moons ago,and Lulu and the lovers who me and my mates use to watch up the Lindella club.

Glesga before the SNP and Green Party ruined it, bunch of Fannies the lot of them. 😠😡😎🇬🇧

Beautiful hard working city and people. there was a lot of wee cheeky people but people had respect,looked out for each other and was great to see a bustling busy city and shops…..far cry from the city we now live in,no respect and everything shut down…… please take me back😢

See how clean even in 1974 the city was 😢😢😢