Cathcart Old Parish church, completed in 1929
Tower of Cathcart Old Parish Church
Gable of Cathcart Old Parish Church
Wintery view of the 1929 church with the ruined 1831 church in the background
Norman styled Cathcart Old Parish Church, built 1831
Deep shadows on the earlier Cathcart Old Parish Church
Tower of earlier Cathcart Old Parish Church
Looking up Old Castle Road towards Court Knowe and the site of the demolished Cathcart Castle
Ruins of Cathcart Castle
Parts of the walls of Cathcart Castle built into the cliffside overlooking Linn Park
"Mary R" monogram on stone at Court Knowe marking the spot where the Queen watched the Battle of Langside
The Old Smiddy, the district's first pub after Cathcart became a "Dry Area" in 1920
Reflection on the Old Smiddy, which first opened as a licensed restaurant in the mid-1970's
Lindsay House, Snuff Mill Road, pre-dates most Glasgow tenements
Monogram showing the letters of "LINDSAY", dated 1863, half a century before Cathcart became part of Glasgow
Rear façade of Lindsay House viewed from Snuff Mill Bridge
Blocked up doorway on lane from Netherlee Road to Snuff Mill Bridge
The Snuff Mill, Cathcart
Plaque at Snuff Mill, Cathcart
Winter view of Old Cathcart
1850's map of Cathcart
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