Remembering the lost clubs, bars, restaurants and bands of 90s Glasgow
Glasgow is forever tied to the 90s. A decade that set the scene for local pop culture. A golden age for chips ‘n’ cheese on Sauchiehall Street.
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Glasgow is forever tied to the 90s. A decade that set the scene for local pop culture. A golden age for chips ‘n’ cheese on Sauchiehall Street.
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Desperate Dan, Korky the Cat, Christmas puddings like cannon balls… Yikes! By Chris Hall
Maisie at Bell's Bar in 1960 IT IS not the most pleasant name for a pub – the Coffin Bar – but for many east end drinkers in the 40s and 50s, this Whitevale Street venue (also called the New Coffin) was a favourite haunt. Times Past reader Jim Brown has got in touch, however, to ask if anyone remembers the Dennistoun pub was also a dance hall? “My parents reminisced about dancing at The Coffin on Whitevale Street in Dennistoun in the 40s,” he says. “I have also heard other relatives mention this as a popular dance hall and judging by the time frame The Coffin must have been ...