EVERYTHINGS GONE Richmond park Glasgow

Richmond park Glasgow green was a beautiful little park part of the green with the boat pound, swans, and the sand pit. Only the swans left now.
Tullis street memorial gardens
Tullis Street cemetery (often known as John Street Cemetery and also as Bridgeton Burial Ground) is one of the oldest places of interest in Bridgeton. A burial ground for Brigitonians from 1811 to 1869, it is thought to have been associated with the Bridgeton Relief Church. Only a few stones have legible inscriptions. The best preserved is against a wall just inside the Tullis Street entrance, and has the inscription ‘The Burying Place of James Black, Baker Calton and Cecilia Brown his wife and their Children 1827’.
Also booksellers, surgeons, portioners, weavers, cottonspinners, grocers, fleshers, engineers, tailors and printers were all buried in the cemetery.


































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