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Bearsden Road, GLASGOW, G13 1DH

Bearsden Road (the A739) is a busy road used by thousands of motorists a day. Anniesland Court is in the distance.

At the corner of Linden Place and Fulton Street. These red sandstone tenements date from 1904, and were owned and managed by the Temple Dwellings Company Limited. The company name is prominently displayed on the wall facing Fulton Street [http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5261882].

Prominently carved in red sandstone on the wall of a tenement on Fulton Street. The Temple Dwellings Company Limited was incorporated in 1904 and owned and managed various properties and allotments in Glasgow for 90 years. The company was dissolved in 1994, and some of their records are now held by the University of Glasgow Archive Service.

The low white-coloured building is the Glasgow Vineyard Centre. Originally known as Glasgow Westend Vineyard, Glasgow Vineyard was formed in the West End of Glasgow in May 2000. They have established a ministry base in Anniesland which serves the local community, via a long running food bank and parent and babies group here. The red brick building on the right is a block of 24 flats for over 55 year olds, with Anniesland Methodist Church on the ground floor. It was built in 2015, replacing the original Methodist Church on the site.

NG's Dynasty - Chinese and Cantonese cuisine (carry out and deliveries); Keystore; and Temple Laundrette on Fulton Street. The tenement in the background is on Linden Street.

Temple Police Station, on Bearsden Road dates from 1905. It ceased to be a police station in the 1990s, and has been lying empty since then. Scaffolding has gone up in the last couple of weeks, and work has started to renovate the building. It will apparently be the new head office of a local funeral directors company. The red brick building to the south (behind the white van) was a garage/stables block. The rusty framework of the original canopy can be seen. The tenement at the back faces onto Linden Street.

Temple Police Station, on Bearsden Road dates from 1905. It ceased to be a police station in the 1990s, and has been lying empty since then. Scaffolding has gone up in the last couple of weeks, and work has started to renovate the building. It will apparently be the new head office of a local funeral directors company.

Temple Police Station, on Bearsden Road dates from 1905. It ceased to be a police station in the 1990s, and has been lying empty since then. Scaffolding has gone up in the last couple of weeks, and work has started to renovate the building. It will apparently be the new head office of a local funeral directors company.

Family-run funeral home in the former Temple Police Station on Bearsden Road [https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5261765]. The business moved here in 2017.