The London Fried Fish Restaurant in Water Row at the corner of Manse Lane in Govan, c 1890s. In the late 18th century the ground floor was occupied by Moses Waddell's Inn, where the Govan Weavers' Society would meet each Govan Fair to elect a deacon.
Moses Waddell's tavern was the subject of a popular local ditty:
"Sma'" was the local name for the weak beer known as small ale.
Reference: Photo B12/1
Reproduced with the permission of Glasgow City Archives
Keywords:
crow-stepped gables, Govan Weavers' Society, inns, London Fried Fish Restaurant, Moses Waddell's Inn, pubs, restaurants, small ale, small beer, taverns
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