1 Florentine Terrace, Hillhead
Known as 68 Southpark Avenue, originally as Ann Street, now demolished for the University of Glasgow.

No occupant given until 1863

1863-65    Walker, David, builder

1865-69    Dick, Thomas G., teacher, 1 Claremont Terrace

1865-67    Storry, John (of Storry & Smith, civil and mining engineers, 83 West Regent Street)

1866-68    Chalmers, Richard, teacher, 1 Claremont Terrace

1869-76    Greig, David (at John McCall & Co., corn factors, 123 Hope Street)

1869-72    McLennan, John

1870-71    Slack, John, teacher

1871-73    Moir, Peter (at Walter Crum & Co., calico printers, 4 West Regent St.)

1872-73    Bairnsfather, Stenhouse, portioner

1872-73    Buchanan, Miss

1872-81    Ladies' Seminary ; Hunter, Miss Margaret, teacher

1872-74    Smith, Wm. & Son, fancy goods warehouse, 235 Sauchiehall St.

1873-76    McKenzie, Mrs.

1874-77    Liddell, A.M. commission agent, 82 Mitchell Street

1876-77    Campbell, Alex. (at Stewart and McDonald)

1876-78    Methven, James (of James Methven & Co., linen manufacturers, 26 Ingram St.)

1881-83    Morton, Miss, teacher, Florentine Terrace School

1883    No occupant given until 1884

1884-85    Wallace, Thomas, 172 Lancefield Street

1885    No occupant given until 1886

1886-90    Williamson, Mrs.

1890-91    Roed, Sigurd (of Singdahlsen, Roéd & Co., ship brokers, 28 St. Enoch Square)

1891-1901    Barry, Mrs.

1896-98    Brown, Rev. R. Howel, rector, St. Mary's Episcopal Church

1901-09    Blackwater, J. Chas.

1909    No occupant given until after 1915

Across Gibson Street to 66 Southpark Avenue (Southpark House)       Next door to 2 Florentine Terrace (70 Southpark Avenue)

Around the corner to 85 Gibson Street (1 Florentine Place)

Across Southpark Avenue to 65 Southpark Avenue (1 Viewfield Terrace)

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