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EAGLESHAM SHOPS, BUSINESSES, CHURCHES
\nAND ORGANISATIONS \u00a0PAST AND PRESENT<\/strong><\/h1>\n

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MONTGOMERY STREET<\/strong><\/h4>\n
(From the top down)<\/h5>\n

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    \n
  • Eaglesham Cotton Mill (1791 \u2013 1822)<\/li>\n
  • Bell\u2019s Tearoom (No77)<\/li>\n
  • Robertson\u2019s Emporium (No77)<\/li>\n
  • Treasure Chest Antique Shop (No77)<\/li>\n
  • Boyce Barber (No63)<\/li>\n
  • Wishing Well Tearoom (No63)<\/li>\n
  • Proctor\u2019s Sweetie Shop<\/li>\n
  • Ham store (behind No54)<\/li>\n
  • Tearoom (No53)<\/li>\n
  • Simon Fraser Butcher (No52)<\/li>\n
  • Johnny Crompton\u2019s sweetie and ice-cream shop (No52)<\/li>\n
  • The Pets Pampery (No52) (1976)<\/li>\n
  • The Hobby Horse (Christine Linnell, No52)<\/li>\n
  • Alistair Anderson Gallery (No52)<\/li>\n
  • The Wee Gift Shop (No52)<\/li>\n
  • The Moot Charity Shop (No52)<\/li>\n
  • Doctor\u2019s Surgery (part of Croft House)<\/li>\n
  • Carswell United Presbyterian Church<\/li>\n
  • Carswell Church of Scotland<\/li>\n
  • Davidson\u2019s Grocers (No29)<\/li>\n
  • R. Kirkpatrick, Family grocer and hardware (Nos29-30)<\/li>\n
  • Needlecraft (Fiona Hamilton, No29)<\/li>\n
  • Village Gift Shop (Mrs Campbell, No29)<\/li>\n
  • Free Church of Scotland<\/li>\n
  • Young\u2019s Grocer (No20)<\/li>\n
  • John Crompton Grocer (No20)<\/li>\n
  • James Watson Ham Curer (No19)<\/li>\n
  • Kirkland\u2019s Emporium<\/li>\n
  • Tyrie\u2019s General Store (No16)<\/li>\n
  • The Union Hall<\/li>\n
  • Dalgleish Drapers (No15)<\/li>\n
  • Dalgleish fruit shop (James Dalgleish, 1938)<\/li>\n
  • Anne McQueen, drapery (No15)<\/li>\n
  • The Two Sisters, drapery and wool (No15)<\/li>\n
  • Lotti (cottage behind No14)<\/li>\n
  • Robertson\u2019s Bakers (bakehouse behind No14)<\/li>\n
  • The Conservatory (No14)<\/li>\n
  • Douglas Douglas Florist (No14)<\/li>\n
  • Bouquet’s Florist (Jill Massey, No14)<\/li>\n
  • Anna’s Delicatessen (No14)<\/li>\n
  • Alan P. Fulton Jewellery (No14)<\/li>\n
  • Alec Dalgleish newsagent (No11, 1938)<\/li>\n
  • Dalgleish Gun Shop (No11)<\/li>\n
  • Davidson\u2019s Grocers (No8)<\/li>\n
  • Royal Oak Inn – Proprietor Isabella Hay (1938); Charles Sharkey, spirit dealer (till 1942); McConnachie (1962)<\/li>\n
  • Doctors\u2019 Surgery (Ronald MacLean 1964, No8, in Sniper\u2019s Alley houses in lane between Cross Keys and Royal Oak)<\/li>\n
  • McIntyre\u2019s Butcher (No2)<\/li>\n
  • Andrew Johnston Butcher (No2, 1938)<\/li>\n
  • Fish and Chip Shop (Stuart Crawford up till c. 1958, No2)<\/li>\n
  • Cross Keys Inn \u2013 Prop. Sarah Watt; Thomas Jamieson, spirit merchant (1938); Angus MacDonald incl. the Pepperpot<\/li>\n
  • Cross Keys Inn (John Arneil, Postal receiving office)<\/li>\n
  • Eaglesham Parish Church<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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    POLNOON STREET<\/strong><\/h4>\n
    (From the bottom up)<\/h5>\n

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      \n
    • Passarelli\u2019s Fish and Chip Shop (No1)<\/li>\n
    • Busby and Clarkston Co-operative Society (No1, 1959\/60) *1<\/li>\n
    • Thomas Watson (No1)<\/li>\n
    • William Wallace Fishmonger (No1)<\/li>\n
    • Wallace\u2019s Caf\u00e9 (No1)<\/li>\n
    • Alec Kirkland\u2019s General Store (No1)<\/li>\n
    • Lennox Dairy (No2)<\/li>\n
    • * Row of single storey houses in lane beside No1. Mrs Roach lived there.<\/li>\n
    • J&T Smith Cattle Dealers; shop and slaughter house (No4)<\/li>\n
    • Piggery (No4)<\/li>\n
    • Steel\u2019s barber (No5)<\/li>\n
    • Kirkland Coal Merchant and Newsagent (No6)<\/li>\n
    • John N Hill\u2019s Store (No7, also known as Johnny Hill\u2019s)<\/li>\n
    • Police office and cells, police house (No8, Police office set back from building line.)<\/li>\n
    • Doctor\u2019s surgery (No8, c.1958) *2<\/li>\n
    • Registrar\u2019s office (No9, Mr Bowie, Registrar)<\/li>\n
    • Clydesdale Bank (No10, James Tassie, Agent 1861; James Dunlop, Agent 1887) Busby and Clarkston Co-operative Society (No11) *1<\/li>\n
    • Doctors\u2019 surgery (No11, 1966) *2<\/li>\n
    • Steven\u2019s Grocers (No11)<\/li>\n
    • St. Bridget\u2019s RC Church, 1858<\/li>\n
    • United Presbyterian Church (Coo Lane)<\/li>\n
    • Melville\u2019s Builders (Coo Lane)<\/li>\n
    • Laird & McMillan joiners\u2019 store (Coo Lane)<\/li>\n
    • Caldwell\u2019s Plant Nursery (Coo Lane)<\/li>\n
    • Robertson\u2019s Tailors (No15)<\/li>\n
    • MacKay\u2019s bakery and shop (No16)<\/li>\n
    • Andrew Cowan & Sons Bakers (bakery and shop, No16)<\/li>\n
    • Toy shop (No16)<\/li>\n
    • Robina\u2019s (No16)<\/li>\n
    • Victoria\u2019s Boutique (No16)<\/li>\n
    • Industrial School (No17, School Mistresses: Janet Barclay; Jane Paterson]<\/li>\n
    • Lodge Eaglesham No1265 (No17, c. 1921 \u2013 present)<\/li>\n
    • Alexander McKean’s grocer and newsagent (Clachan Stores, No21, known as \u2018Daddy McKean\u2019s)<\/li>\n
    • Owen\u2019s Grocers (No21)<\/li>\n
    • Bernard\u2019s Barber (No20)<\/li>\n
    • Lorinda\u2019s Hairdresser (No20)<\/li>\n
    • Swan Inn \u2013 William Currie (1832); Robert Henry (1938 – 1964); Scottish & Newcastle (1964, No23)<\/li>\n
    • *Butchery workshop in lane after Swan Inn<\/li>\n
    • Alexander Hay Saddler (No30)<\/li>\n
    • A. E. Haddow, grocer and library (No30, until 1960)<\/li>\n
    • Wilson’s Grocers (No30, 1960-1970)<\/li>\n
    • Cameronian Church (Glendinning Place)<\/li>\n
    • Old Concert Hall (Glendinning Place)<\/li>\n
    • Doctor Dodge Hay\u2019s Grocers Antique Shop (No48)<\/li>\n
    • Mathieson\u2019s Private Hotel and tearoom (No49)<\/li>\n
    • Hilltop Tearoom (Mrs Farnon)<\/li>\n
    • Coal merchant (Willie Farnon)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

       <\/p>\n

      KIRK WYND<\/strong><\/h4>\n
        \n
      • Gas Works (Managers: John Devine, 1861; John Gemmell, 1887)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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        POLNOON DRIVE<\/strong><\/h4>\n
          \n
        • Eaglesham Police Office (No3)<\/li>\n
        • Telephone Exchange<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

           <\/p>\n

          MID ROAD<\/strong><\/h4>\n
            \n
          • Eaglesham Cotton Spinning Mill (c. 1791-96 to 1876)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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            MONTGOMERY SQUARE<\/strong><\/h4>\n
              \n
            • Rent Office (No3)<\/li>\n
            • Robert Johnston, Funeral Director (behind No3)<\/li>\n
            • Laird\u2019s joiner, carpenter and undertaker (behind No3)<\/li>\n
            • Doctor \u2013 Dr Sluglett (No5)<\/li>\n
            • Myra\u2019s Hairdresser<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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              CHEAPSIDE STREET (from the Cross)<\/strong><\/h4>\n
                \n
              • Johnston\u2019s Grocers<\/li>\n
              • Andrew Johnston butcher<\/li>\n
              • Post Office (Mr & Mrs Fyfe)<\/li>\n
              • Post Office (Mr & Mrs Jones)<\/li>\n
              • Dorothy Edwards Post Office (newsagent and tobacconist, No 2)<\/li>\n
              • James Watson\u2019s grocers<\/li>\n
              • A. Bulloch & Co. (No3)<\/li>\n
              • Botterill\u2019s Convenience Stores (Spar, No3)<\/li>\n
              • Scotmid Co-operative (No3)<\/li>\n
              • Logan\u2019s Barber in lane beside (No3)<\/li>\n
              • Manderson’s Chiropodist (No12)<\/li>\n
              • Telephone Exchange<\/li>\n
              • Toll House shop (Mrs Plenderleith)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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                RODDANS LANE<\/strong><\/h4>\n
                  \n
                • Eaglesham Bowling Club<\/li>\n
                • Eaglesham Tennis Club<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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                  EAST KILBRIDE ROAD<\/strong><\/h4>\n
                    \n
                  • Coal Man – McGuire<\/li>\n
                  • Milk Bar<\/li>\n
                  • Sunnymead nursery & shop<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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                    STRATHAVEN ROAD<\/strong><\/h4>\n
                      \n
                    • 15th Glasgow Scout Group headquarters<\/li>\n
                    • Eaglesham Primary School<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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                      GILMOUR STREET<\/strong><\/h4>\n
                        \n
                      • Football park and pavilion (top of Holehouse Road)<\/li>\n
                      • Reading rooms<\/li>\n
                      • Evacuees\u2019 School (1941-1945)<\/li>\n
                      • Eaglesham Youth Club (1947-1956)<\/li>\n
                      • Montgomerie Halls (1958)<\/li>\n
                      • Eaglesham Community Library (1963)<\/li>\n
                      • Polnoon Lodge (Eaglesham Estate Office, John Gilmour, c. 1844)<\/li>\n
                      • Temperance Hotel (Polnoon Lodge)<\/li>\n
                      • Wilson\u2019s Boarding House (Polnoon Lodge)<\/li>\n
                      • Gordon Boarding House (Polnoon Lodge)<\/li>\n
                      • MacLean Medical Practice (No30, 1989\/90, see also Polnoon Street and Montgomery Street)<\/li>\n
                      • Putting Green (where Airyligg & Tarff Avenue is now)<\/li>\n
                      • Doctor Kerr<\/li>\n
                      • Murray Chemist (Nos89-91)<\/li>\n
                      • The Two Sisters, drapery and wools (Nos89-91)<\/li>\n
                      • Dentist (Alan Bewick, Mrs Marilyn Orcharton, Nos89 – 91)**<\/li>\n
                      • Bonnyton Drycleaner (Nos89-91)<\/li>\n
                      • Peking Village (Nos89-91)<\/li>\n
                      • Clydesdale Bank (No81)<\/li>\n
                      • Eaglesham Dental Practice (Mr & Mrs Black, No81) **<\/li>\n
                      • Eaglesham Dental Practice (Claire Dunn, No81) **<\/li>\n
                      • McConnachies Garage (No77)<\/li>\n
                      • Eaglesham Garage (No77)<\/li>\n
                      • Bus Company (No77)<\/li>\n
                      • Mr Harrigan \u2013 Street Bookie (No73)<\/li>\n
                      • Eaglesham Grain Mill (situated behind bus stop beside Eglinton Arms, 1822-?)<\/li>\n
                      • Eglinton Arms Inn (1835)<\/li>\n
                      • Eglinton Arms Hotel (No59, various owners)<\/li>\n
                      • Caledonian Bus Garage (behind Eglinton Arms)<\/li>\n
                      • Chemist shop (beside Eglinton Arms, Mr Sneddon, 1921)<\/li>\n
                      • Chemist shop (beside Eglinton Arms, William Semple Brown, 1938)<\/li>\n
                      • Coronation Buildings (1902 \u2013 1975) *<\/li>\n
                      • School House<\/li>\n
                      • Gemmell\u2019s Caf\u00e9 (Kirkstyle, also known as \u2018The Brown Painted Hut\u2019) *<\/li>\n
                      • Cross Garage \u2013 John Smith, Motor Hirer (No45)<\/li>\n
                      • Cross Garage \u2013 Ian Kennedy (No45)<\/li>\n
                      • Cross Garage \u2013 Wardle & Sons (No45)<\/li>\n
                      • William Weir & Son, Building contractors, joiners & painters (No17)<\/li>\n
                      • Weir\u2019s Cobblers Bessie Gilmour’s Sweet Shop The Smithy (No3)<\/li>\n
                      • Public house (No5, c. 1930-1950)<\/li>\n
                      • Jock McKendry\u2019s cobblers<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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                        GLASGOW ROAD<\/strong><\/h4>\n
                          \n
                        • Eaglesham Park Garage (Waterfoot)<\/li>\n
                        • Salon 22 (hairdresser, No22)<\/li>\n
                        • L\u2019epcier (Ian & George Peacock, No20)<\/li>\n
                        • Mel\u2019s Food & Wine (No20)<\/li>\n
                        • Carpet shop (No18)<\/li>\n
                        • Kaleidoscope (No18)<\/li>\n
                        • Movie Caf\u00e9 (No18b)<\/li>\n
                        • James M. Taylor & Partners Veterinary Practice (No18a)<\/li>\n
                        • R. & C. M. Imrie (No18a)<\/li>\n
                        • Sheila’s Baby Shop (No16)<\/li>\n
                        • Post Office Ian ? (No16)<\/li>\n
                        • Post Office Maureen Paton (No16)<\/li>\n
                        • Post and Presents (No16)<\/li>\n
                        • The Village Gift Company (No16)<\/li>\n
                        • Eaglesham Pharmacy (No14)<\/li>\n
                        • S. T. Murchie (Butchers) (No12)<\/li>\n
                        • G. R. Brown (Butchers) (No12)<\/li>\n
                        • Ian Peacock fruit shop (No10)<\/li>\n
                        • Cruickshank Optician (No10)<\/li>\n
                        • R. S. McColl; Martin McColl; McColl\u2019s (No8)<\/li>\n
                        • Dallas Shoe Shop (No6)<\/li>\n
                        • The Hamlet (No6)<\/li>\n
                        • Lime Deli (No6)<\/li>\n
                        • H. R. Bradford (Bakers) (No4)<\/li>\n
                        • Eaglesham Bakery (No4)<\/li>\n
                        • Elvie \u2013 dress shop (No2)<\/li>\n
                        • Dentist (Mrs Marilyn Orcharton, Alan Bewick, No2) **<\/li>\n
                        • Eaglesham Dental Practice (Mr & Mrs Black, No2) **<\/li>\n
                        • T\u2019amore Beauty (No2)<\/li>\n
                        • McIntyre Gentlemen\u2019s Hairdresser (No2)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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                          BONNYTON DRIVE<\/strong><\/h4>\n
                            \n
                          • Dairy (No45)<\/li>\n
                          • Sunspot (No45)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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                            Compiled by Marlyn McInnes & Kenneth Mallard, October 16th 2016<\/em><\/p>\n

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