I have enjoyed all the past videos you have created, and I always look forward to your latest release. If you come across any old photos of the 'Clergy Retreat' next to St Mungo's Church in Parson St, Townhead, I would love to see.
'Every picture tells a story.' The picture that stands out for me in this collection is the City Chambers work room at 1320. Those poor young women! What a drab and soulless existence they must have endured in their daily working lives. Were they allowed any social interaction? Was there ever even a bunch of flowers to brighten up the bleak room in which they laboured? Had they failed to find a husband and were they obliged to survive on their own, becoming in due course elderly spinsters? It does seems a very sad photo.
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More great photographs of Glasgow keeping the memories alive, brilliant as usual Glasgow photographs.. keep the memories flowing..👍👍👏👏👏
Thank you once again.
Thanks again Colin. I love the night time photo of a rainy Saint Enoch square. It pretty much sums up my memories of Glasgow back in the 1960's.
Thank you, that photograph really captures the spirit of Glasgow in the 60s.
I have enjoyed all the past videos you have created, and I always look forward to your latest release. If you come across any old photos of the 'Clergy Retreat' next to St Mungo's Church in Parson St, Townhead, I would love to see.
I absolutely love these videos.Thanks for uploading them.
Thank you, glad you appreciate the old photographs.
Brilliant once again. Fantastic channel. Keep up the good work. It’s really much appreciated by all 👍🏻
Thank you, glad you enjoy the look back.
Lovely.
Many thanks.
'Every picture tells a story.' The picture that stands out for me in this collection is the City Chambers work room at 1320. Those poor young women! What a drab and soulless existence they must have endured in their daily working lives. Were they allowed any social interaction? Was there ever even a bunch of flowers to brighten up the bleak room in which they laboured? Had they failed to find a husband and were they obliged to survive on their own, becoming in due course elderly spinsters? It does seems a very sad photo.
Fabulous 👏👏👍
Thank you.