Every Glaswegian has at some point taken a walk along Sauchiehall Street, but the famous city centre street continues to evolve and looks very different to what it once was.
Join us as we take a trip down memory lane on one of Glasgow’s best known streets and look at the changes to it over the years.
1. Sauchiehall Street (1969)
A view along a busy Sauchiehall Street in 1969. The photograph was taken by noted 1930s/40s Jazz photographer, William P. Gottlieb, and rescued, by a neighbour, from a skip outside his house. | William P. Gottlieb
2. Sauchiehall Street (1980s)
A view up a bustling Sauchiehall Street in the eighties. | Glasgow City Archives
3. Dino Ferrari’s
Dino’s on Sauchiehall Street was undoubtedly a Glasgow institution which served hundreds of thousands of customers for almost 50 years. The popular Italian restaurant closed in 2014. Dino’s was named after its original proprietor, Mr Dino Baldi, who began serving pizza and pasta on Buchanan Street in 1966. | The Scotsman
4. Sauchiehall Street (1975)
The former ABC cinema pictured on Sauchiehall Street in the mid seventies. | Glasgow City Archives