Browsing for photos of Cambuslang and Hallside

Currently live in Walsingham, Norfolk

Interested in photos and information on Cambuslang and district as my Dorman, Hunter, Buttler ancestors, plus other family lived there and I still have relatives in the area.

Halfway

Never tire of browsing the pics Ed, Thanks for the site

Newton

Can anyone remember a camp similar to a POW camp on road between Dalton and Stoneymeadow around 1954? I seem to remember families living in it, any idea what it was?

Thank you for your website, it has a picture of the blacksmith\'s house in the Hole, where my my father\'s paternal grandfather was blacksmith. You also have a picture of Rosebank House, where my father\'s mother grew up as a child.
Thanks again

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Cornwall

Hi, looking for any information about 3 Bothwell Street. My partner\'s mother Clare Coulter lived there as a little girl in 1933-1937.
Her father Thomas Coulter was tragically killed in the Bardyke\'s pit disaster in 1936. The family initially lived in Park Street in 1915.
Would be extremely grateful for any information.
Thanks in advance

Searching for old Cambuslang pictures

Halfway/Westburn

Absolute brilliant collection of pictures bring back memories and intrigues me the change that happened and Cambuslang throughout the years especially before my time
Thank you for creating this website

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East Kilbride

Hi
Does anyone have any pictures of 18 Part Street? I have a family member who sadly passed away from a fire at No 18, any pictures of documents of the time/event would be much appreciated.
From a newspaper in 1919:
John Scott (5) son of John Scott, coal mines, 18 Park Street, Cambuslang, has died in Glasgow Royal Infirmary as the result of burning injuries. The child\'s pajamas caught fire, and before his mother, who was in bed.could render assistance the boy was enveloped in flames.

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your site brought back many wonderful memories you can take the man out of HALFWAY BUT YOU CAN.T TAKE HALFWAY OUT OF THE MAN ITS EMBEDDED IN MY HEART

Your reference on Halfway Memories

Halfway

Edward, this is an absolute treasure trove, and you are to be commended for its content. We need people to retain photographic memories for those who come after us so that they can see their area as it was in times past.
Thanks for your efforts. Alan

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Whitstable in Kent

This is fantastic and informative and I am looking forward to perusing through, in hope of travelling my grandparents home town. Thank you