The Glasgow Central Railway ran mostly underground from Stobcross Junction (now Exhibition Centre), up the valley of the River Kelvin, to Maryhill. There were stations at Kelvinbridge, Botanic Gardens, Kirklee and Maryhill Central.
National Library of Scotland's 1892-4 1:500 map of Stobcross
National Library of Scotland's 1:500 map of Kelvinbridge
with some detail for the real brickwork aficionados !
Links to The Glasgow Story : Botanic Gardens in 1906 | |
National Library of Scotland's 1:500 map of Botanic Gardens
RailScot on the Glasgow Central Railway.
The Underworld has the
original engineering drawings for the line.
A comprehensive chronology of Glasgow's Railways.
Hidden Glasgow's pictures of Botanic Gardens
Scottish Metal (formerly Downward Spiral) on Botanic Gardens.
Urbanadventure.org on Botanic Gardens station (an excellent website, now sadly deleted).
Leverton.org on Glasgow London Road
You could also see what Google has to say ...
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