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Boys Brigade Glasgow Central
Station 1954
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Photo
taken at Glasgow Central Station in 1954
149th
Glasgow & 239th Glasgow BB
Companies
before leaving for their BB camp to the Isle of
Man
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1
149 BB
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2
149 BB
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3
239 BB
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4
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5
239 BB
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6
239 BB
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7
239 BB
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8
239 BB
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9
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10
149 BB
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11
149 BB
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1
239 BB
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2
239 BB
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3
239 BB
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4
239 BB
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1. Ian Robertson
239
BB
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2.
239
BB
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3.
239 BB
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4.
239 BB
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5.
239 BB
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6. John
Dallas
149 BB |
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Email, July 2019, Louise Crawford, (nee
Dallas) Age 56, East Kilbride, Scotland
" I have a photo
of my dad on a BB trip to Isle of Man. It's
taken at Glasgow Central Station in 1954.
His name is John Dallas and he lived in
Wolesley Street, Glasgow. He was 16 years old. "
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Webmaister: Wolesley
Street is in Oatlands. Does anyone have any info
on these companies, any names for the photo?
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Email, extract July 2019, Stuart
Buchanan, The Boys Brigade, Glasgow Battalion,
67 Clifford St., Glasgow
Hi Will, Thanks for your message, your
website is often one of my sources when I'm
looking to find something without digging
through our archives so it's good to return the
favour!
In 1954… the 149th
Glasgow was attached to Toryglen Church,
the 1953-54 directory is the first time they're
listed there. Looking at the church website the
foundation stone was laid in May 1953.
The 239th
Glasgow was attached to Milton Church,
Cowcaddens, they met in Dundas Vale School, New
City Road, bible class was in the church hall,
29½ Milton Street.
We don't have records of the companies other than
the directory section of our old annual reports. I
don't know what the link would be, 149th were in
Cathcart District and 239th in Kelvingrove
District.
The Boys' Brigade, Glasgow Battalion
Ibrox Parish Church
67 Clifford Street
Glasgow G51 1QH
Tel : 0141 427 4051
Email : info@bbglasgow.org.uk
Web : www.bbglasgow.org.uk
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Webmaister: Many thanks
Stuart I greatly appreciate your reply and
information.
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See 149th
& 239th Joint BB camps to Isle of Man in
1954 & Bangor N.I. in 1955
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