Artist's impression of Glasgow from the air, c 1897, from the Albert Bridge (far right) to the Meadowbank Shipyard (left). The view is dominated by the Charles Tennant & Co's huge chimney ("Tennant's Stalk") at the St Rollox chemical works, in the distance, right; by the University of Glasgow tower on Gilmorehill, in the distance, centre left and by the vast Prince's and Queen's Docks on either side of the River Clyde, centre left.
The first Ibrox Park, built as the home of Glasgow Rangers in 1887, is depicted bottom left. The club built a new ground on an adjacent site in 1899. Other features of interest include Central and St Enoch Stations, right and "Greek" Thomson's famous terrace in Walmer Crescent (to the south of Prince's Dock, lower left), before shops were built in its gardens on Paisley Road West.
Reference: T-CN 19-003-009
Reproduced with the permission of Glasgow City Council, Libraries Information and Learning
Keywords:
aerial views, Albert Bridge, atmospheric pollution, bridges, chimneys, Glasgow Central Station, Glasgow Harbour, Glasgow Rangers FC, Ibrox Park, Ibrox Stadium, Prince's Dock, Queen's Dock, River Clyde, River Kelvin, shipbuilding, shipyards, smog, St Enoch Station, Tennant's Stalk, University of Glasgow
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