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Well now is your chance to change all that.
This is an opportunity for you to find old friends, neighbours, team mates; ask questions about buildings which have been demolished, try to locate old streets; chat about the "old days", reminisce about your childhood.
Well I hope that from now on you will do all that here, in the local information section of your community website.
All you need do is create a new page, post your queryand wait for your fellow users to respond.
So good hunting and remember, if you don't know the answer someone out there will.
Hello from Canada,
I would dearly love to know if 66 Govanhill St still exsists.
It was close to Govanhill park.
My Laidlaw family lived there in the early 1900's and also ran a bakery from Smith/Inglefield St nearby.
Sincerely, Ruth Thomson (nee Laidlaw)
Hi Ruth here's a photo of 66 govanhill st, and the corner of inglefield st. hope i get things right in uploading it. if i can't upload it just go to google maps and print 66 govanhill st glasgow. regards, hugh gourlay
66, govanhill st