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Mural in Possilpark 2005
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I was born and brought up in Possilpark from 1937 until 1958 and do not remember this mural. I guess things have to change, and I must admit the mural is very colourful and well done. I remember the Blind Asylum, the Co-op, Saracen Cross, St. Theresa's Church, all on Saracen Street (if my memory serves me correctly). My little brother and I used to go into the Co-op and watch the men in their white coats measuring out the sugar into paper bags, cutting and weighing the butter from the big slabs - no prepackaging in those days during the WWII. I have many happy memories of Possilpark.

Written by Mary Dudgeon. To send Mary Dudgeon a private message, click here.

A memory of Glasgow in Lanarkshire shared on Sunday, 16th March 2008.

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RE: RE: Childhood

The mural now has a building at the side so you can not see the display as much any more.

Comment from Barbara McDonagh on Monday, 19th September 2011.

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