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91 Westmoreland Street, Govanhill
Opened in December 1920, the
Hampden Picture House originally seated 1,040. It closed in 1969, and
was then used for bingo, followed by a cycling club, then a social club
from 1976. It is was a music venue until demolition in 2007.
Photo
here c1980, courtesy Chris Doak.
Demolition photographs below courtesy of John Duncan and Norrie Mcnamee
THE ARCHIVE
Hampden Picture House, GlasgowDemolition photographs below courtesy of John Duncan and Norrie Mcnamee
Hampden Picture House, GlasgowDemolition photographs below courtesy of John Duncan and Norrie Mcnamee
Hampden Picture House, GlasgowDemolition photographs below courtesy of John Duncan and Norrie Mcnamee
Hampden Picture House, GlasgowDemolition photographs below courtesy of John Duncan and Norrie Mcnamee
Hampden Picture House, GlasgowDemolition photographs below courtesy of John Duncan and Norrie Mcnamee
Hampden Picture House, GlasgowDemolition photographs below courtesy of John Duncan and Norrie Mcnamee
Hampden Picture House, GlasgowDemolition photographs below courtesy of John Duncan and Norrie Mcnamee
Hampden Picture House, GlasgowDemolition photographs below courtesy of John Duncan and Norrie Mcnamee
Hampden Picture House, GlasgowDemolition photographs below courtesy of John Duncan and Norrie Mcnamee
Hampden Picture House, GlasgowDemolition photographs below courtesy of John Duncan and Norrie Mcnamee
Hampden Picture House, GlasgowDemolition photographs below courtesy of John Duncan and Norrie Mcnamee
Hampden Picture House, GlasgowDemolition photographs below courtesy of John Duncan and Norrie McnameeLast updated: 31/7/26 at 20:29 by editor
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