Just seeing this on 17th of January 2022. I really enjoyed this tour of Glasgow.

One of the best 'Old Glasgow' type productions I have had the pleasure of watching. Kevin G52

Thanks Alex, wonderful to see the old Pics with thoughts of 'what has changed?'

I love looking at these old pictures of Glasgow. How time has changed from the early days until now. Yet, many buildings and structures in Glasgow are more or less the same as when they were first built. But the memorabilia stays within us forever. Glasgow, a Dear Green Place In My Heart ❤ Forever!!!

I was born in Glasgow Royal Infirmary, Aug 1948, and grew up at 128 Alexandra Parade, a Tenement directly behind the Royal where they stoked the Boilers with Coal.

Absolutely brilliant so interesting and done so well. Thanks a lot for the memories.

My heart breaks for that poor city, it's had it's heart ripped clean out

this documentary is brilliant born and bred in the city this realy opens your eyes to the way glasgow was in your grand parents day

Excellent narrative and pictures.Rmb

A pleasure to watch, I stayed in Glasgow for nearly 20 years, it's a great city, creates its own energy.

A truly brilliant narrative and compilation of images. An academy award is due for this work. Thanks for sharing Alex.

Brilliant footage of old Glasgow. Thanks for the memories!!!

Seems a lot of fires mysteriously back in the day!!

Nicely compiled, produced and commented on. Thank you. 👍

A really interesting film. It was well researched and the narrative was excellent

Lovely to see Treron et Cie. I bought my wedding tea set there in 1957 and shipped it to Jamaica, where it is still in use. When I saw the downgrading of Sauchiehall St and Buchanan St in the early 2000s it was heart wrenching . My son lived at Baird Hall in the

Excellent work in your description many thanks

Fabulous presentation, you deserve an academy award, best ever documentary! Hats off mate!

Absolutely wonderful. Thank you for putting this together. I wasn't born till 1964 but I still remember some of these beautiful buildings.

Very emotional to see Glasgow in it's former glory. To think this may now be stripped of all shopping brings a tear to the eye.