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Alexandra Street, GLASGOW, G66 1HB

Above the door is an inscribed stone Image which is quite difficult to read due to the black paint. ERECTED BY THE ROMAN FORT LODGE IOGT AND FRIENDS 1872 The building (now split into three premises) was originally opened as a temperance hall in 1872. According to the Glasgow Herald of 3 May 1872, the hall was being built under the auspices of members of the Roman Fort Lodge of Good Templars (part of the International Organisation of Good Templars), who had formed the lodge in March 1872.

This stone is above the door of Origin Hair Studio on Alexandra Street Image ERECTED BY THE ROMAN FORT LODGE IOGT AND FRIENDS 1872 The building (now split into three premises) was originally opened as a temperance hall in 1872. According to the Glasgow Herald of 3 May 1872, the hall was being built under the auspices of members of the Roman Fort Lodge of Good Templars (part of the International Organisation of Good Templars), who had formed the lodge in March [1872].

Looking south west from the bridge on Cowgate.

Seen from under the A806 where it crosses the Forth and Clyde Canal.

An Italian takeaway at the bottom of Alexandra Street. A defibrillator is located on the wall Image

located on the wall of Nonna's Kitchen Image

Situated overlooking the Forth and Clyde Canal behind flats on Southbank Road. According to the metal plaque attached to it: STRATHKELVIN DISTRICT COUNCIL THIS FORGING HAMMER WAS BUILT IN THE EARLY YEARS OF THE 20th CENTURY AND WORKED AT THE “STAR” FOUNDRY IN SOUTHBANK ROAD FROM THE 1930’S UNTIL 1981. IT WAS GENEROUSLY DONATED TO THE TOWN BY GLYNWED FOUNDRIES LIMITED AND WAS INSTALLED HERE THROUGH THE KINDNESS OF M.T.D. CRANES Ltd ROBESLEE CONCRETE COMPANY Ltd AND HOWIE AND SONS Ltd KIRKINTILLOCH NOVEMBER 1981.

Situated overlooking the Forth and Clyde Canal behind flats on Southbank Road. According to a metal plaque attached to it: STRATHKELVIN DISTRICT COUNCIL THIS FORGING HAMMER WAS BUILT IN THE EARLY YEARS OF THE 20th CENTURY AND WORKED AT THE “STAR” FOUNDRY IN SOUTHBANK ROAD FROM THE 1930’S UNTIL 1981. IT WAS GENEROUSLY DONATED TO THE TOWN BY GLYNWED FOUNDRIES LIMITED AND WAS INSTALLED HERE THROUGH THE KINDNESS OF M.T.D. CRANES Ltd ROBESLEE CONCRETE COMPANY Ltd AND HOWIE AND SONS Ltd KIRKINTILLOCH NOVEMBER 1981. The oval plate visible on this side Image reads: P&W MACLELLAN Ltd Engineers GLASGOW

The oval plaque on the side of the forging hammer Image behind flats on Southbank Road reads: P&W MACLELLAN Ltd Engineers. GLASGOW Founded in 1811, P & W MacLellan was a major manufacturer in Glasgow with a thriving export trade. See https://www.theglasgowstory.com/image/?inum=TGSA00684

A plate on the side of the forging hammer Image behind flats on Southbank Road. WHEN ORDERING SPARE PARTS AND RENEWALS QUOTE No, 3236 TELEGRAMS, HAMMERS BAMBER BRIDGE TELEPHONE, 21, BAMBER BRIDGE You might be lucky, but I doubt it!