7 Radnor Street, Kelvingrove
Temple Bar Place
Known as 3 Radnor Street before 1875.

No occupants given until 1873

1873-80    Brownlie, Wm., lithographer, show card & patent oil paint tablet manufacturer, 134 Main St., Anderston

1873-79    Caldwell, Hugh, manufacturer, 25 South Frederick Street, later of Hugh Caldwell & Co., manufacturers, 59 Hutcheson St.

1873-80    Dickie, Thomas, cashier (at Henry Monteith & Co., Turkey red dyers & calico printers; works, Blantyre & Barrowfield)

1873-82    Main, David, commission merchant, 17 South Frederick Street

1873-77    Meikle, James, dairyman, 341 St. George's Road

1873-77    Steven, Andrew jun. (at John Ure & Son, Crown Flour Mills, 66-68 Washington St.)

1877-82    Davie, Alex. (of Wm. McGeoch & Co., house furnishiug ironmongers, 113 Argyle St.)

1877-82    McCrae, John (of Singleton, Dunn & Co., timber, ship & insurance brokers, commission merchants, 27 Union St.)

1878-83    Kean, Mrs James, wine & spirit merchant, 212-214 Kelvinhaugh St.

1878-81    Park, Wm. G., district manager, Briton Life & Britannia Fire Association, 69 St. George's Place

1880-84    Kirkaldy, Wm., iron, steel & commission merchant

1881-88    McKissock, Peter (of P. McKissock & Co., masons & builders, 37 Minerva St.)

1883-86    Arnott, James

1883-85    Hunter, Alex., writer, 188 St. Vincent St.

1883-87    Lawrie, Thomas, manufacturers' agent, 54 Miller St.

1883-85    Martin, Robt., wine merchant, 9-11 Bell St., 98-100 Old Kelvinhaugh Road & 352-354 Main St., Bridgeton

1884-89    Wands, Alex., wine & spirit merchant, 31 Darnley St., Pollokshields

1886-94    Ferguson, Robt., wood measurer (of James MacGregor & Ferguson, wood measurers, Yorkhill Wharf)

1887-90    Peden, James, wholesale wine merchant, 246 West George St.

1888-98    Paton, Hugh, shipwright, 129 Finnieston Street

1889-90    Gibson, Wm. (at Millar, Son & Torrance, warehousemen, 2 National Bank Buildings. Queen St.)

1889    McMillan, John (at D. Davis & Son, watch manufacturers & wholesale jewellers, 12 Gordon St.)

1889-1914    Martin, Mrs. R. (Jane), wine & spirit merchant, 98 Old Kelvinhaugh Road

1890-1907    Dunlop, Miss A. dressmaker

1891-99    Smillie, Samuel, coppersmith and brassfounder, Havelock Copper Works, 71 Lancefield St.

1893-1900    Gillespie, Geo., wine & spirit merchant, 170 Dumbarton Road, 242 Berkeley St. & 9 Stobcross St.

1899-1901    Kennedy, R., chief canvasser E. Coast Railway, 37 West George St.

1899-1908    Miller, James, tea & provision merchant, 229 Dumbarton Road & Partick Cross

1900-14    Thom, Robert C. (Wallace & Thom, wholesale hardware merchants & jewellers, 43 Virginia St.)

1908-12    Conley, James, agent, United Society of Boilermakers & Iron & Steel Shipbuilders

Next door to 5 Radnor Street     Next door to 9 Radnor Street

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