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Monar Place, GLASGOW, G22 5EH

Looking down the hill towards the canal.

Also the home of Glasgow Field Sports. That’s a conveniently located seat outside for anyone waiting for a customer to come out.

The school building and janitor's house were demolished in 1996. Today all that remains of the school is its curved retaining wall, with the separate entrance steps for boys and girls, which are Category B listed http://portal.historicenvironment.scot/designation/LB33621. These separate entrances are an original feature of the school. They were a specific requirement of the Glasgow School Board which, although allowing co-educational schools, rigidly enforced the rule that boys and girls must be kept apart as much as possible. See Canmore https://canmore.org.uk/site/161877/glasgow-184-possil-road-rockvilla-school-and-retaining-wall for more information.

The school building and janitor's house were demolished in 1996. Today all that remains of the school is its curved retaining wall, with the separate entrance steps for boys and girls, which are Category B listed http://portal.historicenvironment.scot/designation/LB33621. These separate entrances are an original feature of the school. They were a specific requirement of the Glasgow School Board which, although allowing co-educational schools, rigidly enforced the rule that boys and girls must be kept apart as much as possible. See Canmore https://canmore.org.uk/site/161877/glasgow-184-possil-road-rockvilla-school-and-retaining-wall for more information.

The school building and janitor's house were demolished in 1996. Today all that remains of the school is its curved retaining wall, with the separate entrance steps for boys and girls, which are Category B listed http://portal.historicenvironment.scot/designation/LB33621. These separate entrances are an original feature of the school. They were a specific requirement of the Glasgow School Board which, although allowing co-educational schools, rigidly enforced the rule that boys and girls must be kept apart as much as possible. See Canmore https://canmore.org.uk/site/161877/glasgow-184-possil-road-rockvilla-school-and-retaining-wall for more information.

A business park for trade and retail services.

Possilpark Glasgow.

The Point is a trade and retail Park at the corner of Saracen Street and Possil Road.

The road leads from Possil Road to Craighall Road / Saracen Street.

When this picture was taken, the buildings had been there for only a few years (work was completed here about mid-2005); there are about 130 individual homes. The area is bounded on three sides by Possil Road, Craighall Road, and Dawson Road. The cobbled lane shown in Image leads here; in fact, some of the buildings in this development can be seen indistinctly in that picture, behind trees at the far end of the lane.