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anon (77-98-187-194.cable.ubr02.blac.blueyonder.co.uk): 24th May 2008 - 10:59 GMT

possilpark people are always taken stick for the way it is portraid regaurds of being run down i myself was born and bread in possilpark and have a lot of fond memories. you see its the buildings that are old and dated the people remain the same true and loyal xx

anon (80-192-170-174.cable.ubr02.blac.blueyonder.co.uk): 16th Jan 2009 - 08:17 GMT

i have to agree with your comment regaurds to possilpark i myself was born and bread in posso th pictures posted on hear are of the houses that were ready 4 demolition for new houses to be built. possilpark was a place were everybody new each other and as far as im concernd the neighbours were always ther in your time of need . let POSSILPARK florish xx a loyal of possilpark 2day and always xx

David9000 : 21st May 2009 - 15:42 GMT

I find the treets with lamposts and nothing but grass where buildings were, kinda eery, in a good way.

trish: 6th Oct 2009 - 15:33 GMT

possilpark was a great place to live when all would look out for each other sadly its full of grass now.

possilghirl: 12th Oct 2009 - 18:17 GMT

I used to live in the building in the picture. Times may hav been tough bt i loved my time in possil. It brought back great memories.

liam.don8: 6th Mar 2010 - 22:37 GMT

I look at these photo's and feel shame and regret (and yes angry) at the way the fine people of Possilpark were treated by Glasgow City Council. All the homes, streets and byways were badly neglected and at the end most homes and streets were nothing more than hovels and we paid rent for them.

While I feel this way (I'm sure many others do the same) the Council should hang their collective heads in abject shame.

sarahwongx: 6th Mar 2010 - 22:42 GMT

Aye too bloody right when I think of Ma n Da trying bring us up in that hoose it makes ma blood boil ohhhhhh

jimmags: 6th Jul 2010 - 18:13 GMT

possilpark was a good place at one time sadly .lots of good memories .does anyone remember the askit on saracen st

irene smith: 12th Jul 2010 - 15:27 GMT

i worked in the askit for seven years sat beside ann malloy my mate was jannete farrel istayed in stoneyhhust st used to hang about sarcen cross at night with davie knox alex aitkin that was in the fifties

jimmags: 13th Jul 2010 - 18:44 GMT

I worked in the askit 1966 my sister 65 remember Willie maculloch'Johnny Bain christine stobie Esther Beattie Kathy Rogers We lived in Balglass st

irene smith: 26th Jul 2010 - 11:38 GMT

remember them well especialy wullie johnny ,esther i was there from 1956 to 1963 wonder how all those girls fared in life we all had such high hopes for the big romances ,in our lifes, wonder how many lasted over the years always remember going along sarcen st at teatime ,it would be mobbed , with the white horse workers the blind craftworkers,and us lot,happy days

Askme: 26th Jul 2010 - 11:47 GMT

Aye a lot Askit got sold on the streets as well, bet it was a decent place till the scourge of Drugs took over and Possil got turned into the Window shop for Glasgows drug scene.

irene smith: 27th Jul 2010 - 12:40 GMT

i was brought up on stoneyhurst st in the 50 it was a diffrant world to what it is now,we never knew what drugs where our worse crime was trying to hide the fact that we smoked,from our mothers

jimmags: 3rd Aug 2010 - 18:13 GMT

What i remember about possil is the cross the shops on saracen st the shows at the mosshouse when you could get the money

john watson: 30th Aug 2010 - 23:03 GMT

great photos i was brought up in carbeth st 1945 to 1963 times have changed my old house gone i stayed above mccaffertys shop top landing cheers johnwatson

margaret forrester: 10th Nov 2010 - 17:07 GMT

born in appleby st worked in white horse 1968 i had good times there and it was a good place to live in

jimmags: 10th Nov 2010 - 18:42 GMT

I remember Betty Ruane and Margaret Cuisack who worked in the white horse in the 60 'Betty lived at 26 Balglass st also up that close was mrs cowan Mr Mrs Scott Mr Mrs Henderson the Etherson's the Radcliffe's Does anyone remember any one else from balglass st

jimmags: 8th Dec 2010 - 21:07 GMT

Anyone remember the teacher,s at St Cuthbert,s round about 1959 to 1965 I remember the headie Mr Bailey

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Louie: 8th Nov 2011 - 22:38 GMT

I loved possil,came to canada in 1960, but return home when I can

J J: 15th Nov 2011 - 21:48 GMT

Possil is the only place to be,was born in saracen street 1984,still living in possil ,the place might not seem the place it used to be but...still the same kind of people that stay here and have done for generations...'Raise yer glass for the good wee place'

Angus: 1st Dec 2011 - 19:09 GMT

I was born at 26 Balglass Street in 1954 where I lived with granny and grander Scott. I read JimMags post and thought I`d comment.I remember all those families. My sister Davina bumped into Isabel Radcliffe only last week. My brother used to empty Mrs Ruane's pail
every day for a tanner. She lived on the top floor as I remember.
Mr Radcliffe was well known too, he was fun. My granny would threaten us that if we misbehaved she would tell Mr Radcliffe to use his belt on us. LOL. Mrs Cowan kept a lovely garden. I think the Ethersons lived above us opposite the the Hendersons. I, to many of you, would be the kid you chased from raiding your middens,lol.
Great days. I am now married and live in South Wales.

anon (cpe-76-169-179-226.socal.res.rr.com): 17th Feb 2012 - 05:13 GMT

I was born in Allander Street. long time ago came to Cumbernauld in 1974 Now live in Los angeles still love all my memories of Possil

anon (cpe-76-169-179-226.socal.res.rr.com): 17th Feb 2012 - 05:13 GMT

I was born in Allander Street. long time ago came to Cumbernauld in 1974 Now live in Los angeles still love all my memories of Possil

anon (cpe-76-169-179-226.socal.res.rr.com): 17th Feb 2012 - 05:19 GMT

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anon (219-90-176-45.ip.adam.com.au): 16th Jun 2012 - 10:13 GMT

i lived in allander st.i loved possilpark but my family came to australia in 1965 and i havent been back to glasgow as yet.does anyone knew the Bates family

Lou: 16th Jun 2012 - 22:38 GMT

Though i've never been to Scotland, i'd like to go and visit Glasgow, just to see some of the sights and visit where my grandfather and grandmother, on my moms side, grew up by the river Clyde in Glasgow, I don't know exactly where though, I do know we still have some family there....i miss the black pudding and sausages I ate years ago, can't get them where we are now...my aunt used to make scotch pies for us, she worked at a scotch bakery in brooklyn new york, she was kind to us, well, God Bless.

mags.: 5th Jul 2012 - 19:08 GMT

I remember the lido cafe .Mcmanu's the toilets on Bardowie st there was also a fountain ,sammy devines fruit shop peter snacks Macaffertys were we used to get ours sweets when we had money .

Senga Mc Dougall: 3rd Oct 2012 - 21:59 GMT

yes i remember the above very well, was brought up in Tannock street,went to Saracen primary school, just lived right across the road from the school, my what memories

JanetteMcCormack aka Janie Connor: 28th Nov 2012 - 08:12 GMT

I worked in the chip shop on Bardowie St. also ice-cream shop in saracen Street.Lived in Allander Street.Went to St. Teresa's school and St. Cuthberts.I sometimes wish I had stayed in Glasgow, I came to California in 1975.

J: 12th Jan 2013 - 00:59 GMT

Who was the old woman that sat at her window every day in byshot st?

jim63: 15th Feb 2013 - 20:04 GMT

st cuthberts teachers i remember are miss mccluskey miss mcsorley miss lennord mr harkins mr murrey miss walsh mr shields.