There won’t be many a Glaswegian who hasn’t passed through Glasgow Central Station at some point with it being a much-loved part of city life.
It’s been the place where people have said goodbye to their loved ones and also started new romances under the famous clock. Glasgow Central has even been the feature of a BBC series with the old station having many different tales to tell.
Take a trip down memory lane and have a look back at how the station has changed over time.

5. Glasgow Central Station 1966
Busy crowds outside Glasgow Central in July 1966. It’s likely that this was taken during the Glasgow Fair. Photo: Unknown

6. Glasgow Central Station 1967
Passengers check the non-availability of trains on the notice board at Glasgow Central during the strike of June 1967. Photo: Allan Milligan

7. Glasgow Central Station 1979
British Rail staff dress in Victorian costume with a cake to celebrate the 100th birthday of Glasgow Central Station in August 1979. Photo: Allan Milligan

8. Glasgow Central Station 1985
The Victorian kiosk at Glasgow Central Station was due to be moved to make way for the electronic departures/arrivals board in January 1985. Photo: Allan Milligan