#OTD in 1967, Otis Redding and the Stax/Volt review pulled up at the Glasgow Locarno, in Sauchiehall Street (later Tiffanys). Can you imagine the magic, and all for just 17 shillings and sixpence? Image courtesy of Ron Milne, drummer with Studio Six.

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#Shoap - The Popinjay, later the Clutha Bar, Stockwell St, #Glasgow, c. 1960. (Urban Glasgow)

The Secret Market GLA, returns to The Hive Finnieston on Sunday 3rd April featuring over 40 stalls with vendors selling boutique, quirky and contemporary goods! More >> bit.ly/3MW58Sp

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This artist's impression of Glasgow by air c1897 is not only #SomethingBig in itself, but includes Tennant's Stalk in the top right corner. The giant chimney at St Rollox Chemical Works was the tallest in the world (435 ft) when it was built in 1842 #Archive30 Ref: T-CN19/3/9

Bath Lane, #Glasgow. Pic by Daniel Davison.

We don't usually play favourites but this week our favourite tour guide is Liz because she brought us in these fantastic biscuits from Brooklyn Cafe! Well played, Liz. Well played. #smartcookie #glasgowbakes #brooklyncafe #shawlands #toogood

Strathblane Children's Hospital Home and Open Air School, c1916. Opened in 1913, the home provided long-term care for chronically sick children from Glasgow. Its countryside setting was a deliberate counterpoint to the industrial city conditions #HealthArchives #Archive30

A wee pop of Friday colour. It's the 1950s, and we're upstairs in the St Enoch Station hotel, looking down on the square; we could get our bearings in the Art Deco tourist centre, built for the 1938 Empire Exhibition, or grab a bite/pint in His Lordship's Larder. Pic: Unknown

Candleriggs at the old Fruitmarket, #Glasgow, 1960. (GCC Archives)

Countryside Ranger Corner🍃 Look out for the rarely seen orange and coppery brown Comma butterfly. With an unmistakable wing shape it also has a white 'comma' on its underwing. They're slowly moving here due to climate change. 📷Dr Scott Shanks More 👉ow.ly/tnyP50ICUsC

#Ghosts - Hutchesontown Area E flats just before demolition, #Glasgow, 1987. (RCAHMS)

#Glasgow family doon the watter bound on the River Clyde in 1956. Shipyards still booming. (Pic - Bert Hardy)

Odeon Cinema, Renfield Street, #Glasgow. The movies date the photo to 1958/59. 📽️ (Trinity-Mirror)

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St John’s Infants’ School, Gorbals, c1970. Beginning life as the #Glasgow School Board Short-Term Industrial School, this building provided accommodation for up to 160 boys who persistently missed school. Archive ref: D-ED5/29/4/84A

That time a millionaire New York art dealer and postcard collector (Andy Warhol's one-time agent) thought he had found the Holy Grail; a Glasgow postcard, from 1912, featuring a newsbill reporting the sinking of The Titanic

Just received this stunning map of Glasgow in 1968. The last years of the complete historic city.

Something fishy about the #SeriousBunnetry here in c. 1900. (Glasgow Chronicles)