Early Glasgow Maps

EARLY GLASGOW MAPS

Date Title Description Scale Engraver/Publisher Ref. No. 12th century Map of the City of Glasgow showing the R. Renwick, Town Clerk Depute; AB John Bartholemew EGM 1 COPY original area in the 12th century & the areas Mcdonald, City Engineer. Published for the which have been added from the period until City Chambers. the present time 1547 et seq. Sketch Plan of the City of Glasgow 1547 et Showing Garngadhill to Gorbals; 9.2"= 1 mile Robert Gardner & Co., EGM 2 seq. Broomielaw to Barrowfield. Most streets approx. Glasgow named. Buildings shown, some named. Land owners shown. Note which says: "it is supposed that in 1547 there were no buildings on the north side of Trongait, west of the West Port. Those shown on the plan were of a later period. c.1560 Sketch Plan of the City of Glasgow c.1560 Showing Garngadhill to Little Govan; 9"= 1 mile EGM 3 Broomielaw to Molendinar. Individual approx. streets, buildings and land owners named.

1568 Sketch Plan relative to "The Battle of Showing Cathedral to Castlemilk; 2.8" = 1 mile Robert Gardner & Co., EGM4 Langside" by A.M. Scott, F.S.A. Pollokshaws to Rutherglen. Very detailed Glasgow for Langside, giving positions of troop. Roads and place delineated in full lines existed in 1568, those by faint dotted lines by 1884. 1596 Timothy Pont Aperture card only EGM5 16th century Sketch Plan of Principal Buildings and places Showing fields north of Cathedral 1.75"= 200ft. EGM6 in the Vicinity of Glasgow Cathedral in 16th (Common Muir and Bellcroft) to Duke century. . Street; Dobbie's Loan to Molendinar. Land owners given. Cathedral and Bishop's Palace showin in details and existing streets underprinted.

Date Title Description Scale Engraver/Publisher Ref. No. 1641 First "Portrait" of Glasgow Showing Partick to Rutherglen; Govan to 2"=1 mile EGM7 Balornock. Some streets shown but not named. Main districts and houses in the area named and marked. "The City Treasurer was ordained on 12 June 1641 to pay to James Colquhoune fyve dollouris for drawing a portrait of the town..."

c.1650 A map of Glasgow and adjoining district about Showing Possil to Gorbals; Partick to 6"=1 mile Robert Gardner & Co., EGM8 the year 1650 Camlackie. Most streets named, individual appprox. Glasgow buildings shown in some detail.

c.1654 The Clyde at and below Glasgow Showing Woodside to Cardonald; Paisley 1" = 4 miles EGM9 to Dalmarnock approx. 1662 Map of the River Clyde and adjoining district Compiled from Blaeu's Atlas , Amsterdam, Johannes Blaeu EGM10 1662. Auchindean to Mill of Cart; Kelly to east Glasgow. Main buildings shown in details for various towns - churches in particular. Main streets indicated.

17th century The City of Glasgow in the seventeenth Cowcaldanes to Gorbals and Brigend; 9"=1 mile Robert Gardiner, EGM11 century Broomielaw to Wester Craigs. Streets (approx) lithographer named; buildings outlined, many indivdually named. 1734 The river of Clyde surveyed by John Watt Published by John Watt, 1760. Rutherglen Published by John Watt, EGM12 (Sen.) to Bute; Accompanying inset map - Entry 1760. Engraved on stone by to the River and Firth of Clyde…to a Schenck & McFarlane, smaller scale. Individual buildings not Edinburgh shown; main streets indicated by not named. © Mitchell Library Glasgow. You may download and/or print for your own personal use. Please do not distribute without permission. ` 2 EARLY GLASGOW MAPS

Date Title Description Scale Engraver/Publisher Ref. No. 1755 A plan of part of ye City of Glasgow and High Street to Low Green; Stockwell Street 8"=1 mile EGM13 course of the Burn Molen dinar leading to the to Gallowgate Green. Many streets and (approx) saw mill erected by William Fleming, wynds named, buildings have sketchy merchant in Glasgow … outlines. Also in title: "saw mill…set agoeing in 1752. Demolished by the magistrates of Glasgow on 23 June 1764, for which he then commenced a process against the said magistrates before the Court of Session. In consequence of the final judgment given on the 9 July 1768, the Magistrate paid the pursuer on the 18th November following, £610 1s 4d sterling and were also obliged to relieve him of the expenses of extracting the decree." 1758 Surveyed by James Barry and John R.W. Seale EGM14 Smeaton. Source not traced.

1760/1 Candleriggs Ramshorn Church to Trongate; buildings EGM15 on west of Candleriggs to buildings on east. Markets, business and trading houses shown. In Glasgow:past and present by Robert Reid ("Senex"), [1851] 1760/2 Plan of the Low Green of Glasgow and its Gallowgate to Low Green; Saltmarket to 3 and 3/4 yds Robert Gardiner, EGM16 environs Gallowgate Green. Many streets named =200yds lithographer and some buildings. In Glasgow Past and Present by Robert Reid ("Senex) Vol.3, frontis.

Date Title Description Scale Engraver/Publisher Ref. No. 1764 A plan of part of ye City of Glasgow and the Old College to the Clyde; Stockwell Street 4"=200yds John Tweed EGM17 course of the Burn Molendinar… to Glasgow Green. Many streets, wynds, closes and markets named. Originally prepared in a law suit between William Fleming and the Magistrates (cf.EGM13). The mill was opened in 1752 and demolished in 1764, after which commenced a lawsuit, with the final judgement passed in 1768 (hence various dates of the maps) 1773/1 A Plan of Glasgow by Charles Ross Cathedral to Gorbals; Broomielaw to 10.4"=1 mile George Cameron EGM18 Calton. Names of main streets and districts given, buildings clearly shown. Photo-lithographed by W. & A.K. Johnston. Inset in: A map of the shire of Lanark…an inch to a mile…by Charles Ross. Reference given at side to streets and buildings indicated by a letter on the map. The first plan of the whole area of the city laid down on a scale sufficiently large enoough to show the more important buildings. Shows a block plan of the buildings of Archbishop's Castle, with Beaton's Tower and the great gatehouse.

1773/2 Plan of the Barony and Regality of Glasgow Cadder to Rutherglen; Shieldhall to 1"=1 mile Allan & Ferguson, EGM19 Airdrie. Shows parish boundaries for lithographers Barony, Cadder, Old Monkland and Govan. Villages, seats and wards shown, buildings not shown in any detail. 1774 Plan of the Houses and Yards of Dalmarnock, Compiled by Neil MacVicar EGM19a March 1774 © Mitchell Library Glasgow. You may download and/or print for your own personal use. Please do not distribute without permission. ` 4 EARLY GLASGOW MAPS

Date Title Description Scale Engraver/Publisher Ref. No. 1775 Plan of the City of Glasgow and of the villages North of Cathedral to south of Gorbals; 10"=1 mile Published by Frank Simpson, EGM20 of Calton and Gorbells with a part of the Broomielaw to Calton. Streets named but Bookseller, 27 Sauchiehall adjacent country. Engraved from an actual few buildings. Street. Engraved by Andrew survey of Mr. James Barry. Ready, Glasgow

1777 A plan of sundry streets in Glasgow relating to Drygate to Gallowgate; High Street to Large scale Engraved on wood by J. EGM21 a road dispute between the College and its Barnick Street. Streets shown in details, Urie, Glasgow. Robert inhabitants (action commenced in 1775). some named buildings. Gardner & Co., Engineering Copy as surveyed by W. Douglas, Dec 1777. Lithographers. Published by David Robertson & Co. Glasgow, 1884 1778/1 Plan of the City of Glasgow/Gorbals and Cathedral to Little Govan; Anderston to 11.5" = 1 mile Alexander Baillie and James EGM22 Calton from an actual survey by John Barrowfields. Many named streets and Lumsden McArthur, surveyor in Glasgow. buildings, good detail. Eastern boundary of royalty shown. Dedication to : the Lord Provost, Baillies, Dean of Guild and Convenor with the Counsellors of the City of Glasgow. 1778 Glasgow 82 years ago reduced by David Cathedral to Gorbals; Anderston to 11.9" = 1 mile Published by Thomas EGM23 Smith, C.E. from McArthur's four sheet map Barrowfield. An accurate cop with some Murray & Son of 1778 additions e.g. an oblique inlet of the Clyde east of the mouth of the Molendinar and field west of Graham's square marked "depth work". Huchuring for high ground at Rottenrow. Streets named and also many buildings. Eastern and western boundaries of Royalty shown. In Ml. Ref. No. 475848 1778 Plan of the City of Glasgow and of the villages Cathedral to Gorbals; Broomielaw to 6" = 1 mile EGM24 of Calton and Gorbells with a part of the Calton. Some streets and main buildings ajacent (sic) country. Engraved from an actual named. Population for 1776 given as survey of Mr. James Barry's. 39,000. In Ml. Ref. No. 542619 © Mitchell Library Glasgow. You may download and/or print for your own personal use. Please do not distribute without permission. ` 5 EARLY GLASGOW MAPS

Date Title Description Scale Engraver/Publisher Ref. No. 1778 Map of the Townhead Castle Street Toll to Drygate; Bowling 2.4" = 200ft. EGM25 Green to Cathedral. Some streets and buildings named. Originally drawn from Fleming's survey of 1807 but later altered to agree mainly with McArthur's plan of 1778. Lines of present streets (1910) shown in dotted lines. Charles Cleland Harvey, Oct. 1910 1779 Plan of the city of Glasgow reduced by A B Cathedral to Gorbals; Grahamston to 7.1" = 1 mile Published 1st Nov 1779 by EGM26 engraver, from John McArthur's four sheet Calton. Streets named, individual buildings John McArthur plan of it …while he was engraving the same shown, a few named. Much details has for him. been lost or inaccurately copied. Reference letters at side to old wynds. From Prints Collection 1782 Plan of the City of Glasgow Gorbells, Calton & Streets and some buildings named. Lands 6.6" = 1 mile Gavin Watson, lithographer, EGM27 environs with an exact delineation of its around town mapped out and named. Glasgow Royalty from an actual survey by James Barry Cathedral drawn, not diagramatic. A surveyor in Glasgow. Engraved by Alexander feature is the numbering of Royalty March Baillie 1782 (with additional lettering…& stones. The 1906 edition includes streets delineation of canals and some streets subsequent to 1782, e.g. New City Road, formed subsequent to 1782 Parliamentary Road and Monkland Canal. In Charters and Documents relating to the City of Glasgow, 1175-1649 ed. by Sir J.D. Marwick (1897)

1783 Plan of the city of Glasgow Cathedral to Gorbals; Grahamston to 7" = 1 mile J Lumsden, Glasgow EGM28 Calton. A few streets named, individual approx. houses shown, although not named. 1784 Plan of the city of Glasgow (Cartouche in the form of pedestal with 7" = 1 mile J Lumsden, sculpt EGM29 urn of top) for the Glasgow Almanack. approx. Few streets named. © Mitchell Library Glasgow. You may download and/or print for your own personal use. Please do not distribute without permission. ` 6 EARLY GLASGOW MAPS Date Title Description Scale Engraver/Publisher Ref. No. 1790 Plan of the city of Glasgow from an actual Cathedral to Gorbals; Anderston to east of 10" = 1 mile Anon. EGM30 survey, 1790 Calton. Most streets named, some buildings. 1795 Map of the town of Glasgow & Country Seven Kirkintilloch to East Kilbridge; Paisley to 1.5" = 1 mile Kirkwood, sculpt. Edinburgh EGM 31 miles around from an actual survey by Tho. (Baillieson). Alphabetical list of estates Richardson, Landsurveyor, Glasgow… with owners given in margins. Clear, well- draughted map. Little detail for Glasgow. On the right, the references "show the distance of every gentlemen's seat from the Cross of Glasgow..." The 1883 reprint was publ. by David Robertson & Co. Glasgow, W. & A.K. Johnston, Edinburgh. There is a dedication to Andrew Houston Esq. of Jordanhill, in top left corner.

1795 Plan of the city of Glasgow from an actual As EGM30 with additions e.g. Glassford 10" = 1 mile Anon. EGM32 survey, 1795 Street, Trades Hall. Scale of distances added. 1795 Plan of the Barony of Gorbals, 1795 River Clyde to Craig Park Quarry; Kinning 2" = 15 chains EGM33 House Burn to Blind Burn. Compiled for the Regality Club by N.S. McDonald. 1797 A plan of the City of Glasgow from a survey in Cathedral to Gorbals; Anderston to 5.3" = 1 mile R.Scott EGM34 1797. J. Denholm dealt. Engraved for Bridgeton. Main Streets named, some Chapman, Stewart & Meikle's Guide to individual buildings shown. Key to public Glasgow . buildings. This map is also used for the 2nd edition of Denholm's History (1798) See 1804 map for 3rd ed., with alterations and additions e.g. Barony Church, built in 1798. 1801 A plan of the city of Glasgow from an actual Cathedral to Gorbals; Anderston to 4 1/2" = 1 mile R.Scott EGM35 survey Annfield. Some streets and individual buildings named, with a key to main © Mitchell Library Glasgow. You may download and/or print for yourbuildings. own Very personal similar use. to EGM34. Please do not distribute without permission. ` 7 EARLY GLASGOW MAPS

Date Title Description Scale Engraver/Publisher Ref. No. 1801 Ainslie's Map of Renfrewshire 2nd edition Aperture cards only EGM35a (1801) 1804 A plan of the City of Glasgow from a survey in Cathedral to Gorbals; Anderston to 5.4" = 1 mile R.Scott EGM36 1797. J. Denholm dealt. Bridgeton. Main streets named and some individual building. Key to public buildings. This edition shown alterations to the 2nd edition (see 1797) e.g. Barony Church built in 1798. Cruder version in Chapman's Picture of Glasgow (1806) 1806 Plan of Glasgow engraved for the Picture of Cathedral to Gorbals; Anderston to 5.2"= 1 mile Gray & Todd EGM37 Glasgow 1st edition. Bridgeton. Many streets and some public buildings named, other buildings given in a key. Some detail of building outlines.

1807 Map of the city of Glasgow and suburbs Names of streets, public buildings, hotels, 6" = 1000ft Engraved by R. Scott, EGM38 Surveyed and corrected till January 1807 by markets, factories, private house owners Edinburgh and sold by D. Peter Fleming, Member of the Philosophical shown. Plans of individual buildings are Niven and Company, Society of Glasgow. given in some detail. The map is in six Glasgow etc. sheets and has a small inset map of Glasgow in 1779. Note: Fleming was employed by the city to draw street maps for submission to Parliament. It is possible that he trained with William Kyle, 0ne of Glasgow's most important surveyors. Fleming's plan was re-issued in 1808 as a single sheet and, again, in 1820. Dedicated to the Lord Provost, Magistrates and Town Council. 1808 Map of the city of Glasgow and suburbs Monkland Canal to Gorbals; Anderston to 6"= 1 mile R.Scott EGM 39 Reduced from the same in six sheets from an [Dennistoun]. Streets named and actual survey by P. Fleming individual buildings shown. Full key. © Mitchell Library Glasgow. You may download and/or print for your own personal use. Please do not distribute without permission. ` 8 EARLY GLASGOW MAPS

Date Title Description Scale Engraver/Publisher Ref. No. 1812 Plan of Glasgow engraved for the Picture of Cathedral to Gorbals; Anderston to 5.2" = 1 mile R. Gray EGM40 Glasgow. 2nd edition. Bridgeton. Many streets and some public buildings named, other buildings given in a key. See 1806 for earlier edition, added to 1812 ed. Are the Observatory, St. George's Church, etc. See 1818 map for later edition showing street development in area north and west of Argyle and Buchanan Streets. 1816 The County of Lanark from an actual survey From a survey made in 1813. Streets are 1 1/2mile J & G Menzies, Edinburgh EGM41 by William Forrest. detailed, buildings less so. Main parish divisions are clearly shown e.g. boundary between Barony and Royalty. Key used for buildings etc. Tables give size and population of each parish and distances of various places from Glasgow.

1818 Plan of Glasgow engraved for the Picture of Cathedral to Gorbals; Anderston to 5" = 1 mile R. Gray EGM42 Glasgow 3rd edition Bridgeton. Many building outlines are only approx. diagrammatic. Streets and some public buildings named, others given in key. This shows additions to 2nd ed. 1820 Partick in 1820 Dowanhill to Yorkhill; Orchard Street to Large scale Allan and Ferguson, EGM43 Bogles Hole. Main streets are shown, lithographers most named. A quarry is shown, mills on the Kelvin and trees depicted. 1821/1 Map of the city of Glasgow and suburbs Monkland Canal to Tradeston; Anderston 4 1/4" = 1000ft R. Scott, Edinburgh EGM44 Originally published by Mr. Fleming in 1807, to Bridgeton. Covers same area as 1807 surveyed and brought down to May 1821 by edition, showing in detail the many David Smith, Member of the Philosophical additions and alterations. Parish divisions Society of Glasgow. are given. In six separate sheets. © Mitchell Library Glasgow. You may download and/or print for your own personal use. Please do not distribute without permission. ` 9 EARLY GLASGOW MAPS

Date Title Description Scale Engraver/Publisher Ref. No. 1821/2 Plan of the City of Glasgow accurately Port Dundas to Gorbals; Anderston to 5" = 1 mile Published by Wardlaw & EGM45 exhibited. Engraved to accompany Glasgow Bridgeton. Many streets named, only Cunninghame, Glasgow and Delineated public buildings shown in outline named, Engraved by R. Scott, some on key. Same map used in 1824 Edinburgh edition. The later edition of 1826 shows more street names and new buildings e.g. New Grammar School 1822 Map of the ten parishes within the royalty Springburn to Govanhill; west of 6" = 1 mile Kirkwood and Son EGM46 and the parishes of Gorbals and Barony of Anderston to (Dennistoun). Very few Glasgow prepared for the enumeration of the individual buildings shown, most streets inhabitants by …James Cleland Surveyor, named. Some of the drumlins on which David Smith. Glasgow is built are depicted e.g. Garnethill, Sighthill. Boundaries of the parishes are shown, as are the numbered Royalty stones. Smaller scale inset map of Barony parish and the Royalty of Glasgow: Bishopbriggs to Clyde; Kelvin to Baillieston. See 1831 for another edition.

1822 Glasgow. Drawn by W. Johnson, Edinburgh Port Dundas to Gorbals; Anderston to 5.9" = 1 mile Sidney Hall, London EGM47 Bridgeton. East at top of map. Most streets named, public buildings indicated but few named. North and west of Argyle and Buchanan Streets somewhat diagrammatic. 1825 Map of the City of Glasgow and suburbs 1825 (St. Rollox Chemical Works) to Gorbals; 5.5" = 1 mile Gray & Sons EGM48 Anderston to Bridgeton. Many streets named, few public buildings names; few outlines shown.

Date Title Description Scale Engraver/Publisher Ref. No. 1826/1 Plan of the City of Glasgow accurately Port Dundas to Gorbals; Anderston to 5" = 1 mile Published by Wardlaw & EGM49 exhibited. Engraved to accompany Glasgow Bridgeton. All streets named, only public Cunninghame, Glasgow and Delineated. buildings shown in outline named, some Engraved by R. Scott, named on key. Same map used in 1824 Edinburgh edition. 1826/2 Map of the city of Glasgow and suburbs St. Rollox to Gorbals; Anderston to 6" = 1 mile Published by W. McFeat and EGM50 Bridgeton. Many streets named, few Engraved by Grey & Son public buildings. Quarter mile circles around (1) Broomielaw at Steam Boat Quay, north of river and (2) Unidentified point south of river 1827 Sketch of the stations of the several Port Dundas to Glasgow Green; Anderston 6.5 " = 1 mile EGM51 watchmen within the Royalty of the City of to Camlachie. Almost all streets named, Glasgow few public buildings, no other buildings indicated. Watchmen's rounds numbered and coloured on map. 1828/1 Plan of the city of Glasgow and its environs Port Dundas to Gorbals; (Charing Cross) to 13.7" = 1 mile Engraved by R. Scott, EGM52 with all the latest improvements accurately Camlachie. Very good detail, streets Edinburgh surveyed by Mr. David Smith named and many public buildings, property owners etc. named. Royalty boundary with numbered royalty stones shown. Parishes number with key. 1828/2 Plan of the country between Glasgow and Clarkston Toll to Thornliebank; High Street 1" = 1 mile Engraved by Kirkwood & EGM53 Kingswell showing the alterations proposed to Stewarton Road. Streets in Glasgow Son, Edinburgh on the road from that city towards shown, not named, no buildings. Shows Kilmarnock, with the sections of the proposed roads to Kilmarnock, taking in respective lines. Pollokshaws. Not much detail

Date Title Description Scale Engraver/Publisher Ref. No. 1829/1 Plan of a proposed Grand North Approach to St. Rollox to George Square; Renfield 28" = 1 mile Drawn on stone and printed EGM54 the City of Glasgow from the Great Northern Street to (beginning of Alexandra Parade). by J. Watson & Co., 230 Roads by Stirling's Road. Prepared and drawn All streets named, individual buildings George Street by David Smith, Glasgow shown, names of property owners given. Three proposed routes for Parliamentary Road: (1) Dr. Cleland's; (2) McQuisten's and (3) widening of Stirling's Road. St. Enoch's Burn is clearly shown as the Royalty boundary. 1829/2 Plan of a public road intended to connect the St. Rollox Works to George Square; 21" = 1 mile EGM55 Inchbelly Bridge and Garscube Renfield Street to (Alexandra Parade). Highways…under the direction of James Streets named, no individual buildings Cleland …surveyed by William Kyle shown. Somewhat thematic in form. Shows Cleland's and McQuisten's proposed routes. 1829/3 Plan of a proposed new approach from the Bleachfield to North of George Square; 29" = 1 mile EGM56 two great North Roads to the City of Glasgow West Nile Street to east of Monkland approx Canal Basin. Streets shown, some named, few individual buildings, some proprietors named. Shows Cleland's and McQuisten's proposed routes for Parliamentary Road. This map accompanies McQuisten's Report.

Date Title Description Scale Engraver/Publisher Ref. No. 1829/4 No title on map (Colston Road) to Clyde; (Charing Cross) to 5.6" = 1 mile Miller, lithographer, 82 EGM57 (Dennistoun). Streets shown, many Trongate named, few buildings. The book which the map accompanies is a criticism of plans for a railway tunnel from St. Rollox to the Broomielaw; the map therefore shows more detail than is usual for an area in the north side of Glasgow. It shows several proposed railways in this area, the proposed Parliamentary Road and a proposed new road from Sprinburn to the head of Buchanan Street.

1829/5 A map of the country 8 miles round Glasgow Kirkintilloch to East Kilbridge; Paisley to 7.5" dia. Published by H. Wilson, EGM58 Bargeddie. The map is circular in shape; at engraver the four corners, views of Paisley, Glasgow, Rutherglen and Renfrew and on either side views of various churches. Little detail for Glasgow. For a similar map, see Richardson, 1795. 1831 Prepared for the enumeration of the (Springburn to Strathbungo; west of 5.6" = 1 mile inhabitants …Map of the ten parishes within Anderston to (Dennistoun). Streets clearly the Royalty and the parishes of Gorbals and shown, most named, few buildings - Barony of Glasgow extends further north than usual. An inset map on a smaller scale shows the extent of the Barony Parish - from Kelvin's to Bishop's Loch. An account of the various boundary changes is included. Another edition of Cleland's 1822 map. Dedicated to Robert Dalglish, Lord Provost

© Mitchell Library Glasgow. You may download and/or print for your own personal use. Please do not distribute without permission. ` 13 EARLY GLASGOW MAPS Date Title Description Scale Engraver/Publisher Ref. No. 1832/1 Plan referred to in report upon the River Kelvin to Parkhead; St. Rollox to 6" = 1 mile parliamentary boundaries of the Burgh of Govan. Shows clearly the proposed burgh Glasgow boundaries with numbered and named points. Streets are detailed, buildings outlines. Outstanding buildings, landmarks, villages and districts named.

1832/2 Plan of Rutherglen showing a parliamentery Glasgow Green to Clinkert Hill; Polmadie 7" = 1 mile EGM61 boundary…Reproduced from Reports upon Burn to Dalmarnock Bridge. Streets the Boundaries of Several Cities, Burghs and detailed and named, buildings marked - Towns in Scotland significant ones named, as are bridges. 1832/3 Map of the environs of Glasgow North end of Loch Lomond to Nielston; 1" = 2 mile Published by C & J Cary, EGM62 Loch Eck to east Stirling. Practically no London details of Glasgow itself, but roads radiating from Glasow clearly marked. 1833 Glasgow New Burgh District Map, McPhun's Taken from the 1826 map with slight 5.2" = 1 mile Swan, sculpt. EGM 63 Guide through Glasgow. alterations, e.g. the key is more extensive

1835/1 Glasgow: inset map Shows main streets and simplified building 1.2" = 1 mile EGM64 blocks. No names othe than 'River Clyde' approx. and 'Green.' 1835/2 Two maps to accompany a prospectus Sketch No. 1 is almost all of Great Britain 8" = 1 mile Lithographed by McLure and EGM65 showing relative position of ports, with which and Sketch No.2 is the Forth and Clyde McDonald, 190 Trongate vessels navigating the canal have frequent Canal from Ardrossan to Kirkcaldy, Doune communication; also shows adjacent canals to Lanark. Show approx. position of main and railways. Drawn and prepared in towns, roads and rivers. reference to the above prospectus by Neil Robson, Civil Engineer, Glasgow

1837/1 Glasgow New Burgh District Map. McPhun's Port Dundas to Gorbals; West of 5.1" = 1 mile Swan, sculpt. EGM66 Guide through Glasgow. Anderston to (Dennistoun). Most streets are named and several public buildings © Mitchell Library Glasgow. You may download and/or print for yournamed, own using personal a key. use. Please do not distribute without permission. ` 14 EARLY GLASGOW MAPS Date Title Description Scale Engraver/Publisher Ref. No. 1837/2 Map of the Basin of the Clyde…with a greater Balfron to Ayr; Glasgow area quite small, 1"=2 miles EGM67 part of Lanarkshire…from a survey by John surrounding districts in good detail Knox 1837/3 The Village of Govan. 1837 River Clyde to Copland Road; Govan Road EGM68 to Renfrew. Streets shown and named; individual buildings shown including doors and windows! Public buildings and landowners shown. In the bottom left hand corner is the Burgh Coat of Arms and the village emblem, a ram.

1839 Plan of the city of Glasgow and its environs Very large scale map with a lot of detail. 24"= 1 mile Engraved and published by J. EGM68a accurately surveyed and brought down to the Individual buildings shown, landowners Scott…Edinburgh and John present time by David Smith and James Collie given, many factories, foundries, churches Symington & Co., Glasgow and proposed developments named. Includes a reference to the parishes. See Martin's 1842 map for an updated version. c.1840-46 Glasgow - the plan drawn and engraved by J. Garngad to Gorbals; Partick to 3.5" = 1 mile Drawn and engraved by J. EGM69 Rapkin. The illustrations drawn and engraved Dalmarnock. Most streets are named and Rapkin. Illustrations by H. by H. Winkles. some public buildings. Boundary of Winkles. Published by John Glasgow and various railways and parks Tallis & Co. are shown. The six illustrations are: Royal Exchange, Cathedral; Royal Bank; University; New Bridge and a view of Glasgow from the Green 1841/1 Plan of Glasgow Port Dundas to Gorbals; Kelvin to 6.3" = 1 mile Published by J. & D. Nichol, EGM70 (Dennistoun). Many streets named and Montrose. Lithography by individual buildings shown; proposed [William] Nichol, Edinburgh street layouts in the West End. View of Glasgow Bridge at foot with smaller views to left and right - Judiciary Building and © Mitchell Library Glasgow. You may download and/or print for yourThe Hunterian own personal Museum. use. Please do not distribute without permission. ` 15 EARLY GLASGOW MAPS Date Title Description Scale Engraver/Publisher Ref. No. 1841/2 Plan of Glasgow A copy of EGM70 reprinted by W.R. 6.3"= 1 mile W.R. McPhun, 84 Argyle EGM71 McPhun. Street, Glasgow 1841/3 Plan of Glasgow Another copy of EGM70, with a proposed Published by Francis Orr & EGM72 railway line crossing the River Clyde at Sons, Glasgow Stockwell Bridge added in ink, also added on mss. the date 1844. 1842 Map of the city of Glasgow … including the Sighthill Cemetery to Coplawhill; 14.8"=1 mile Engraved by W. & A.K. EGM73 Parliamentary boundaries, division of Partickhill to [Shettleston]. Excellent large Johnston, geographers to parishes, police wards of the city & scale map with minute detail, individual the Queen, Edinburgh suburbs…with intended improvements by buildings clearly marked. Proprietors of George Martin Esqr, Civil Engineer and land shown, many factories, mills, Surveyor. foundries etc. named. The many wynds off High Street and Saltmarket are clearly shown. Small scale map (6.7"=1 mile) in upper left hand corner shows Glasgow in 1778 - a reducted copy of McArthur's map of this date, with the outlines simplified and many names omitted. There are four small scale maps at the foot (2.6"=1 mile) 1) Parliamentary districts; 2)Municipal districts; 3)Police wards; 4) Quoad civilia parishes. This map is constructed in five pieces - one large centre piece with two smaller ones on either side. There are slight discrepancies between sections. The dedication is to James Campbell, Lord Provost.

[1842] Plan of the City of Glasgow, accurately 1" - 1033.3 ft Published by R. Martin, EGM73a exhibited Arthur Street, Edinburgh

Date Title Description Scale Engraver/Publisher Ref. No. 1844 Plan of Glasgow and Railway Lines Port Dundas to Gorbals; Anderston to Engraved for Mcdowall's EGM74 Bridgeton. Streets named and some Guide Through Glasgow by individual buildings named. Some colour G. Aikman used, railway lines being in red. On either side of the railways are the coats of arms of Glasgow and Edinburgh. There are illustrations of six monuments to famous men at the bottom. 1846 Plan of Glasgow showing proposed railway Port Dundas to Cavalry Barracks; Charing 6.1"=1 mile Maclure & Macdonald, EGM75 termini Cross to Glasgow Green. Streets shown in Lithographers, 57 Buchanan detail but only main streets named. Shows Street, Glasgow routes of proposed railways and termini in Glasgow. c.1847 Glasgow, lithographed by William Simpson Those parts of the title in brackets are 2"=1 mile Published by Allan & EGM76 manuscript additions by Wm. Simpson (approx) Ferguson, lithographers and engravers, 74 Buchanan Street, Glasgow 1847/1 Plan of the city of Glasgow, 1847. Allan & St. Rollox to Gorbals; Partick to Bridgeton. 4"=1 mile Published by Robert Stuart, EGM77 Ferguson Lithographers, Glasgow Many streets named. No individual 159 Ingram Street, Glasgow buildings named in city centre, many in outlying areas. 1847/2 Plan of Glasgow. St Rollox Chemical Works to Gorbals; 2.5"=1 mile Engraved by G. Aikman EGM78 Kelvin to Bridgeton. Main streets and public buildings named. 1847/3 Lizars' Guide to the Caledonian Railway from Towns, counties and county boundaries 0.5"=1 mile Engravers: Joseph Locke and EGM79 Edinburgh and Glasgow to Carlisle: are shown. Also rivers, railway lines and John Edward Errington. commenced 1845, opened 1847. stations. There are 10 pictures, five at Engineers: Stephenson & each side showing places along the route, Co., contractors including Glasgow and Edinburgh termini; Corra Linn; Beatock Station; Dumfries; Carlisle; Citadel Station; and the Greymare's Tail. © Mitchell Library Glasgow. You may download and/or print for your own personal use. Please do not distribute without permission. ` 17 EARLY GLASGOW MAPS

Date Title Description Scale Engraver/Publisher Ref. No. 1847-48 Plan of Glasgow and suburbs engraved Sighthill Cemetery to Gorbals; Partick to 5"=1 mile Engraver: Joseph Swan, 65 EGM80 expressly for the Post Office Directory Camlachie. Streets named and some St. Vincent Street, Glasgow public buildings; those outside the city are not shown in great detail. 1848-49 Plan of Glasgow and suburbs engraved Sighthill Cemetery to Gorbals; Partick to 5"=1 mile Engraver: Joseph Swan, 65 EGM80a expressly for the Post Office Directory Camlachie. Streets named and some St. Vincent Street, Glasgow public buildings; those outside the city are not shown in great detail. 1849-50 Plan of Glasgow and suburbs engraved Sighthill Cemetery to Gorbals; Partick to 5"=1 mile Engraver: Joseph Swan, 65 EGM80b expressly for the Post Office Directory Camlachie. Streets named and some St. Vincent Street, Glasgow public buildings; those outside the city are not shown in great detail. [1848] Glasgow and suburbs Port Dundas to Gorbals; West End 6.1"=1 mile Published by W.R. McPhun, EGM81 (Sauchiehall Street) to East of Bridgeton. 86 Trongate, Glasgow Only some streets named, individual buildings shown but none named. c. 1850 Glasgow. Corrected to the present time by J. Partickhill to Barrowfield; Sighthill to 8 furlongs = 1 Litho. By William Simpson, EGM82 Dower, F.R.G.S. Pollokshields. Streets and buildings mile lettering by David Allan named, railway lines shown. Manuscript additions by Wm. Simpson 1851 Map of the country for ten miles around Campsie Hills to Eaglesham; Kilbarchan to 1"=1 mile Engraved by Macdonald, 57 EGM 82a Glasgow by Edward Meikleham, C.E. Airdrie. Only some streets shown, none Buchanan Street, Glasgow named. Key to buildings such as farms. Shows Glasgow boundary and there is an illustration at each corner : Glasgow Bridge, Dalnotter Hill, Cora Linn and the Broomielaw.

Date Title Description Scale Engraver/Publisher Ref. No. [1852] Map of the country for ten miles around Campsie Hills to Eaglesham; Kilbarchan to 1"=1 mile Engraved by Maclure and EGM83 Glasgow by Edward Meikleham, C.E. Airdrie. Only some streets shown, none Macdonald, 20 St. Vincent named. Key to buildings such as farms. Place, Glasgow Shows Glasgow boundary and there is an illustration at each corner : Glasgow Bridge, Dalnotter Hill, Cora Linn and the Broomielaw. 19th century Sketch plan showing extensions of Glasgow Maryhill to Pollokshaws; Partick to Calton. 6"=1 mile Rob Gardener & Co., EGM84 Municipality during the 19th century Main streets shown, but not named. A few (approx) Parliamentary important buildings shown in outline but Lithographers, Glasgow not named. Extent of the municipality at different times during the 19th century is depicted by colours, with a key.

1850 Plan of the barony of Gorbals, showing the 450ft = 1 mile Gilmour & Dean, EGM85 properties of the City of Glasgow, the Royal (approx) Lithographers Incorporation of Hutcheson's Hospital and the Trades' House of Glasgow.