Added TheGlasgowStory: Drilling strip metal

TheGlasgowStory 

Skip Navigation / Jump to Content

Featured Images

Burns & Laird Brochure
Burns & Laird Brochure

Street football
Street football

Drilling strip metal

Burrell Collection Photo Library

*Open in New Window
Drilling strip metal

Drilling strip metal at Lambhill Iron Works c 1930s.

The iron works was established in 1881 by R Laidlaw & Son and consisted of a group of single story engineering workshops in Strachur Street. The firm specialised in gas, water and structural engineering. Subsequently known as Laidlaw Sons & Caine, it had a wharf on the Forth and Clyde Canal which was used for transporting out finished goods and receiving raw materials.

Reference: 200.82.259 / PP.1982.206.4

Reproduced with the permission of Glasgow City Council, Glasgow Museums

Keywords:
drilling, engineering, engineering workshops, engineers, Forth and Clyde Canal, Laidlaw Sons & Caine, Lambhill Iron Works, R Laidlaw & Son, strip metal, wharves



Quick Search


Photo Album

You have 1 image in your photo album.

View Photo Album

Log-In (Optional)

username:
password:
Not a user? Register now for FREE!

Other Options