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untitled document pollokshaws parish church is located at 233 shawbridge street, pollokshaws, glasgow. g43 1qn telephone 0141-649-1879. this number should only be used during meeting times. no meetings from early june to early september, and there are a few away days during the period of the meetings. we are devoted to the history, past, present and future of the pollokshaws area and have developed this web site to allow you to peer into what has made pollokshaws a great place to live. much of the source material for this site is taken from the book "pollokshaws - village & burgh", 1600 to 1912 by andrew mccallum, 1925. a comment in the introduction of the book "bygone pollokshaws book ii" written by george rountree, a former group member gives a taste of the passion that the heritage group has for pollokshaws. "one of my earliest memories is of at around the age of three, sitting on the work-top with my feet in a basin of water, being washed before going to bed in the dark of a winter evening. quite clear is the recollection of looking out past the side of the blind into the dim gas-lit street, and seeing the many illuminated windows of the houses in the building opposite. domestic gaslight was at a lower level than electric lighting, and at this time all windows had blinds of beige paper or fabric. this meant that the silhouette of anyone working at their sink or drainer was thrown onto the blind, making them visible from outside. frequent movements were to be seen of people busy with one of the never-ending household chores like preparing a meal, washing dishes, a man just in from work stropping an open razor then shaving and washing himself, or a woman doing a washing and using a scrubbing board. in those days domestic chores took up far more time than they do today. a popular song of the period heard frequently on the wireless was: just a song at twilight, when the lights are low, as the flickering shadows, softly come and go. these words from loves old sweet song are indelibly imprinted in my memory. they appeared to my very young perception to have been specially made up to describe that vision for me. it was the first of many occasions when a piece of music has become associated with an event or an experience". the first picture gallery "a walk in the shaws" is also take from this book. we have over six hundred photographs in total plus other material that we intend displaying here in the future. pollokshaws heritage trail to view a map of the pollokshaws heritage trail, which includes place markers and images along with associated video clips then just click on the image. grateful thanks to mr tim cullen ic t studios for providing this feature. the pollokshaws heritage group members we hope you enjoy taking a journey with us to take a look at the history of the pollokshaws area. why not visit our guest book in the contact us page and leave your comments take a look around "the shaws" of today with the use of this google driven map system. zoom in or out and change to satellite or hybrid view. memories of living at house number 3 in the multi storey flat at 124 shawbridge street from april 1967 to july 1996 in 1967 my wife eva and i & two sons ross aged 8 and colin 4 lived one stair up at 36 haggs road, in a room and kitchen with a shared toilet on the half-landing. i drove buses for the corporation transport department from 1960 to 1974 on the routes along pollokshaws road and kilmarnock road. this meant that i saw the demolition of most of the old shaws and the construction of the flats, unaware that we would be living in one of them for twenty nine years. having applied for a corporation (council) house even before we were married in 1957, when our turn came for an allocation it was for a house in 124. as i was working eva went along to the allocations which were done by ballot, and she drew a house on the eleventh floor. she wanted one lower down and was able to exchange it for the house on the second floor which i regarded with mixed feelings. i was torn between getting as high up as possible because of the view, and the convenience of being low down. of the four 22 storey blocks between the river cart and riverford road, 21 riverbank street, 124 and 142 shawbridge street were opened for tenants two months apart in that order. the first was riverbank street in february 1967, then 124 and 142 in april and june. i think the contractor then was a company called bison, and i can remember sitting in my new living room in house 3 and watching the slabs being lifted up to top out 142. the riverford road block was built two or three years later, and because its foundations were to be higher than the one in riverbank street, to keep the tops of the two blocks as near as possible at the same level each floor was about six inches lower. instead of the eight feet in first three blocks, in riverford road they were seven and a half feet. house number 3, situated at the end of the block, was ideally placed for seeing both ways up and down shawbridge street. it was on two levels with the entry on the second floor where there was a bathroom and a bedroom. the houses on our side of the corridor had an inside flight of stair down to the first storey where there was another bedroom, a kitchenette and a seemingly enormous 16 feet square living room. this apartment was directly under the corridor so that you would be aware of possible visitors by their footsteps before they rang the bell. occupants of the houses on the other side of the corridor went up to the third floor. this layout meant that houses were accessed only on floors two, five, eight, eleven and so on. we liked our house with the what were for us new facilities of the kitchenette and bathroom. there were fourteen houses on each level, the corridors of which were divided by the off-centre lift area and stairs access, with eight houses on one side and six on the other. the first two houses in each corridor, one on each side as it was entered, were four apartments and all the others were threes. i have to say that the neighbours in this part of the building were ideal. the long verandas that ran along the outside of the buildings on one side, two for every three floors which seemed to be an unnecessary addition, were actually fire escapes. but they were accessible by anyone who entered the building and could be used by housebreakers. this happened occasionally and it was only partly rectified years later when lockable doors were fitted. the south facing living room window wall had a door and was set back from the front of the building by about four feet. this gave a private veranda in which tenants could sit out and enjoy the sun in good weather. there were three areas, one on each floor, for drying clothes within the building which had lockable doors. the main one was opposite the lift entrance on every third floor up from the second floor, but the other two were accessed from the staircase landings of the floors above and below. but as they were secluded the more so the higher up the building you went, fearing prowlers eventually most women were too afraid to use them unless they were accompanied. this meant that being used by the occupants of fourteen houses, pressure on the one on the main floor was intense and some tenants had to occasionally dry the clothes in the house, especially in winter. something that worried a few of the tenants including me, was the fact that unlike all other multi storey flats anywhere else, these buildings were flat faced like cigarette cartons stood on end, and presented a broad face to the south west where most storms came from. in particular, the two blocks at riverbank street and 124 shawbridge street were almost in line with only a gap of about 75 yards between them. even with a moderate wind, in this area young and old could be blown off their feet and rolled along the road, so that when it was windy they had to proceed by hold on to the railings at

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Rutherglen
Glasgow
South Lanarkshire
G73 2TD
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