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Built as a gift to the residents, Springburn Public Halls were the centre of community life in the district before the arrival of the by-pass. This moved the primary shopping area to the location of the Springburn Shopping Centre complex, and the building started its painful decline. One of the area's most beautiful buildings, carvings on the south and east elevations show the importance of the railways to the town, but cutbacks by Glasgow Corporation meant that the decline was sure and speedy. After closing, the Halls became a Sports Centre for a few years until the opening of a new Library and Leisure complex, and the building eventually closed due to safety issues.

The left hand section of the decorative cast-iron gateway to Sighthill Cemetery, Image immediately on the right, is missing. It was badly damaged by some sort of accident involving a vehicle in June 2020. Hopefully, as it is mentioned in the Category B listing for the cemetery http://portal.historicenvironment.scot/designation/LB33623, it will be repaired.

A fine but long derelict public building off Spingburn Road which was gifted to the people of Springburn by Sir Hugh Reid of the nearby Hydepark Locomotive Works. Designed by William B White, with sculptures by James M Sherriff, it opened in 1092.

A fine but long derelict public building off Spingburn Road which was gifted to the people of Springburn by Sir Hugh Reid of the nearby Hydepark Locomotive Works. Designed by William B White, with sculptures by James M Sherriff, it opened in 1092.

A fine but long derelict public building off Spingburn Road which was gifted to the people of Springburn by Sir Hugh Reid of the nearby Hydepark Locomotive Works. Designed by William B White, with sculptures by James M Sherriff, it opened in 1092. Keppochhill Road is to the left.

At Cowlairs on the main line north out of Queen Street station.

Sighthill Cemetery 300 Springburn Rd, Glasgow, Glasgow City 0141 287 3961 The Keppochhill road Gate entrance to Sight hill cemetery was photographed as part of the spirit of Scotland remembrance project on October 12th 2015. 463 photos of the cemetery here - https://www.flickr.com/photos/its-all-pretty-cool_dot-com/albums/72157660105280055

There are 115 Commonwealth War Graves within the cemetery. These nine stones are beside the entrance on Keppochhill Road. They commemorate servicemen who are 'Buried elsewhere in this cemetery'. These nine appear to be the best looked after graves in the cemetery.

There are 115 Commonwealth War Graves within the cemetery. These nine stones are beside the entrance on Keppochhill Road. They commemorate servicemen who are 'Buried elsewhere in this cemetery'. These nine appear to be the best looked after graves in the cemetery.