Harry Lauder and Charlie Chaplin, 1917
After his son's death in WW1, Lauder established Harry Lauder Million Pound Fund for maimed Scottish soldiers/sailor. As part of this a short film of Lauder &Chaplin was started but not completed on Lauder's visit to Chaplin's studio, 1917

McLennan Arch at Charlotte St entrance, Glasgow Green.
The arch was originally the centrepiece of Assembly Rooms, Ingram St, which were demolished, The arch was rebuilt in Greendyke St. During 1920s the arch moved again to Glasgow Green.

Ship engines on the move at Beardmore's Works, Dalmuir, 1911.
Beardmore's Works was active from 1886 to the mid-1930s and at its peak employed about 40,000 people. By 1896 the works covered an area of 25 acres and was the largest steel works in Scotland
Archive Ref: P9088/13

Hazy panoramic view of Pollokshaws in 1958, taken from the tower of St Conval’s, before the area was redeveloped.
Archive Ref: D-AP9/7/28/35

Queen's Park and Victoria Road, Nd.
Archive Ref: T-PK13/25/2

In 1884 four passenger ferries began operating on Clyde between Victoria Bridge and Whiteinch. The ferries were sold to Clyde Navigation Trust which also provided cross-river services including moving platform ferries at Finnieston and Whiteinch.
Archive Ref: T-CN19/2/29B

Glasgow Police (Northern Division), Maitland Street Police Office, 1912
Archive Ref: SR22/uncat1

'The Subway Bar' pub next to Cowcaddens Underground entrance at the corner of Cowcaddens St and Cambridge La, 1963
Archive Ref: D-PL2/1/620)

Northpark House, Queen Margaret Dr, 1914
Isabelle Elder established college there in 1884 with 240 women. A medical school began 1890 with 13 students. A new medical school was designed in 1890s. In 1892 Queen Margaret College became part of Glasgow University.

Hutcheson Sq, 1928
Playground and tenements Archives Ref: D-CA 8/1557

Cyro Works, Sutcliffe Road, Temple, 1936.
Built in 1935, the Cyro Works produced typewriter accessories. Its Art Deco clock was local landmark. The factory was demolished in 1990s for new flats, but the timepiece was incorporated into new building,
Archive ref: D-CA8/3190

Hoarding on the old railway bridge at 1551 Great Western Road, Anniesland in August 1936. Workmen are working in an open trench parallel to the main road.
Archive ref: D-CA8/1410

George Square in 1957, featuring the x-ray screening centre which was set up as part of the campaign against tuberculosis. Thirty seven mobile units also travelled the city, and in all 714, 915 people were x-rayed in an effort to eradicate the disease.
Ref: D-AP9/6/25/74

Terraced houses, Grosvenor Terr, Dowanhill, 1931
Designed by J T Rochead, the terrace was completed, 1858. The Grosvenor Hotel opened at eastern end, 1938. Reo Stakis acquired seven neighbouring houses for expansion of hotel in early 1970s.
Archive Ref: D-CA 8/1430

Marlborough St, 1919, Calton
Slum housing, back lands with children , part of 1923 rehousing scheme

Corporation officials at Gorbals Cross, 1917 Archive Ref: P2-3

Colinton St, 1963, from Port Dundas Rd Archive Ref: D-PL 2/1/517A

An atmospheric view of the Clyde from the Meadowside Granary, Partick circa 1924
Archive ref: T-CN19/10 p20.

Maxwell Park, Pollokshields, showing Hamilton Fountain, c.1914 Archive Ref: P267

Cowcaddens, 1911
Kay Public School for disabled children, showing horse-drawn van lifting pupils