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City of GlasgowOld Transport
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City of GlasgowOld Transport
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Photographs of old transport in the City of Glasgow
 Albion lorry 1927
Albion Automotive of Scotstoun, Glasgow is a former Scottish automobile and commercial vehicle manufacturer  |
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 Albion van 1908 |
 Albion lorry |
 Albion Ventura Bus 1949 |
 Albion Lorries |
 Albion Lorry |
 Garvie's Lemonade Lorry in Milngavie
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 Fields' Butchers Van in Milngavie
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 Walker / Symington Coal Lorry in Milngavie
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 Glasgow
Corporation bus in George Square
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 Vintage Bus in Edinburgh
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 Vintage Bus in Edinburgh
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 Horse
cab 1930
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 Horse
bus 1890
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 Horse
Tram
When municipal ownership of the trams started in 1894, the City owned over 3,000 horses. The last horse tram ran in 1902. |
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 Horse
wagon 1930
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 Horse
drawn milk cart
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 Horse
drawn coal cart
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 Horse
drawn coal cart - Gorbals 1960
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 Horse drawn cart
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Corporation trolleybus in the High
Street 1966 |
 Puffers
at Queens Dock on the River Clyde
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 Wee
Cumbrae motor launch
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 Leven
motor ship
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 Steamers
at Broomielaw on the River Clyde
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 TS
Queen Mary at Broomielaw on the River Clyde
The Clyde steamer TS Queen Mary was built at the William Denny shipyard at Dumbarton The 871 gross registered ton steamer was powered by three direct drive steam turbines, and carried 2086 passengers - the largest excursion turbine on the River Clyde. |
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 Subway
1955
Opened on 14 December 1896, the Glasgow Subway is the third-oldest underground metro system in the world. |
 Glasgow: Then - The Subway |
 Ferries on River Clyde at Govan in 1965 |
 Ferry on River Clyde at Govan |
 Former Car Ferry on River Clyde |
 Foden tractor 1938 Foden was
a British truck and bus manufacturing
company which had its origins 1856.
Use of the marque name ceased in 2006.  |
 Foden Lorry 1959 |
 Horseless carriage 1896 |
 Polmadie Sentinel 1907 |
 Jamaica Bridge over the River Clyde at the Broomielaw |
 Paddle-steamers at the Broomielaw on the River Clyde |
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