32 Buckingham Terrace,
Hillhead
Now known as 2 Queen Margaret Drive, before 1906 as 95 Hamilton Drive, and
before 1885 as 91 Hamilton Drive.
No occupant given until 1858
1858-60 Wright, James (of James Wright & Co., cotton brokers and commission merchants, 11 Exchange Square)
1859-63 Geddes, Geo. H., commission agent, 11 Dixon St.
1859-66 Johnston, Wm., metal broker, manufacturer & agent for lampmakers', brassfounders' & plumbers' materials, Bohemian glass, Glasgow Tube & Metal warehouse, 49 Mitchell St.
1861-63 Dunn, James
1864-69 Jaffrey, Mrs.
1864-69 Turner, Wm. M., commission merchant, 21 Renfield Street
1867-68 Wingate, Mrs. Alex.
1868-78 Guthrie, Rev. John, M.A., D.D., minister & professor of apologetics, E.U. Church, West Campbell St.
1869-70 Birrell, David (of Walker, Birrell & Co., manufacturers, 4-5 George Square ; factory, Brook St., Mile-end)
1869-78 Gumprecht, Mrs.
1870-73 Chalmers, Richard, teacher, 1 Claremont Terrace
1873-84 Cavenie, John, clothier, 34 Queen Street
1874-76 Graves, Wm. (of H.L. Schwabe & Co., merchants, 150 Hope Street)
1874-75 Jaeger, Geo. (of Kolp & Co., merchants, 81 Buchanan street, Mitchell Lane)
1875-76 Steegman, Julius (of E. & J. Steegmann & Co., merchants & commission merchants, 4 Victoria Buildings, West Regent St. ; goods entrance, 19 Bath Lane)
1878-81 King, Alex. (of Alexander King, Brown & Co., merchants and commission merchants, 23 Royal Exchange Square)
1879-85 McNaughtan, Duncan, I.A., architect, 124 Bath St.
1879-84 Sellars, James jun., I.A., architect, 266 St. Vincent Street
1884-88 Forsyth, Wm. (of Wm. Forsyth & Co., Cobden Hotel, 87 Argyle St.)
1884-87 Nelson, Andrew S. (of Andrew S. Nelson & Co., railway iron & steel merchants, rolling stock contractors, 18A Renfield St.)
1885-90 Morison, James (of Morison Bros., booksellers & stationers, 99 Buchanan St.)
1887-88 White, Eugene G. (of E. & E. Silva White, fine art dealers and publishers, 104 W. George Street)
1889-92 Brown, Mrs.
1891-94 Glen, Ninian, C.A. (of Aikman & Glen, chartered accountants, 107 St. Vincent St.)
1891-93 MacLay, Alex., C.E., B.Sc., M.I.Mech. E., professor of mechanical engineering (Technical College)
1891-92 Thomson, T. Frame, civil engineer (of Strain, Robertson & Thomson, civil engineers, 154 West George Street)
1892-1902 Sandeman, David T. (of "The Glasgow Herald")
1893-1901 Whytlaw, R.A. jun. (of R.A. Whytlaw, Son & Co., manufacturers, Grove Park Mills, 188 N. Woodside Road ; goods, Mathieson Road ; sample room, 207 Ingram St.)
1894-1900 Aikman, Patrick H., C.A. (of Aikman & Glen, chartered accountants, 107 St. Vincent Street)
1900-05 Miller, Wm., merchant, contractor, manufacturer of fire engines & automatic fire buckets, alarms, 212 St. Vincent St.; works, 134 W. George Lane
1902 Miller, John Wilson, chemist & druggist, 209-211 Byres Road, 131 Hyndland Road, 252 Buchanan St. & 300 Dumbarton Road
1902 Young, Frank W., H.M. Inspector of Schools
1905 Reid, W.P., locomotive superintendent, N.B. Railway, Cowlairs
1905-06 Wilson, J.
Around the corner to 31 Buckingham Terrace Across Ruskin Lane to 10 Queen Margaret Drive (1 Queen Margaret Crescent)
Across Great Western Road to Kelvinside Church
Across Hamilton Drive (now Queen Margaret Drive) to Botanic Gardens
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