"This looks very hard, I would find it difficult to answer even one of them. Cuddly toy to the person who gets them all right!"

"Hi Wellfield I did think of Fountainwell but was not sure if it came into Springburn or Sitehill

American swings, of course, have not heard that in years.

Bye for now, Norrie"

"Question 18. John Baird & Andrew Hardie became martyrs after their leading part in the Radical Rising in 1820 when calls for a general strike were posted. They were both hanged then beheaded. "

"Just keep the 'heid' WF,lol. Had to look that one up as all theeasier(ahem) questions were answered by yourself and Norrie..got another couple here...
Questin 11. Portraits were William Wallace, Robert the Bruce,Walter Scott..the panels just a guess, steamships or locomotives.
Question 10. John Carrick I think was an architect. Did he design the Public baths and that's why he'd a street named after him..
Question 16. i always thought the Oddfellows were a society like the Masons but made up of Tradespeople and did good cahrity work for the poor. Would their hall have been in Vulcan St.
Question 14 Sounds like something to do with the railway.
Question 8. Mosesfiled House in Springburn park was also a museum but I don't know if this was the first in Springburn.
Question 7 . Balgrayhill Pleasure park.

That's my brain finished...hard quiz that. Hope Steve still has the answers."

"hi norrie dont know anything about oddfellows i drank in the perthshire club and my dad told me it used to be oddfellows.i'm sure he said they used to hold dances in there.think it was bunty that commented about the masons.the masonic is still in vulcan st.but i do know that there was a few oddfellows that drank in the perthshire. the perthshire was the social club for glasgow perthshire juniors, who have since folded but still hold membership for the junior league.they may yet make a comeback"