@pastglasgow.co.ukThis week's Friday pub is the Cockburn Bar at 118a Blythswood St. Dating from the 1960s when the licensee was Robert Bowman Stevenson, it was one of those older style pubs that was always just there, dotted around the city and mostly catering to regulars.
@pastglasgow.co.ukThis week's Friday pub is the Old Stag Inn on Greenview St in Pollokshaws. First listed in the Post Office Directory of 1888-89 as the Stag Inn on what was then Pollok St, it had operated for a number of years prior to that.
@pastglasgow.co.ukThis week's Friday pub is the Station Bar, 55 Port Dundas Rd. It's one of the last remaining fragments of old Cowcaddens.
In 1850 Samuel Forrester received a licence to sell porter and spirits, along with permission to sell hay and grain.
@pastglasgow.co.ukThis week's Friday pub is the Govanhill Bar, at the corner of Cathcart Rd and Thistle St in the Gorbals, pictured here in 1973. There had been a bar at this lost gushet since 1892, and it survived all the way to 1991 before being demolished.
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@pastglasgow.co.ukThis week's Friday pub is Cafe Cini at 81 Renfield St. A trendy haunt throughout the 90s, it was owned by footballer Charlie Nicholas. It only became a pub in 1962, then called the Picador.
