Random Notes and Rambling Recollections of Drydock, the Dock, or Kelvindock, All Known by the More Modern Name of Maryhill: 1750-1894 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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Excerpt from Random Notes and Rambling Recollections of Drydock, the Dock, or Kelvindock, All Known by the More Modern Name of Maryhill: 1750-1894

The new part Of the Glasgow Road from a little south of Jeffrey's Factory (now the Castle Brewery) to the Pen Bridge was formed within the first ten years or so of the present century, and the Old road by Perrat's Row and Miller's Place was' closed.

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