- to
build its own
place of worship. St Ninian's
Presbyterian Church on
Helenslea Avenue was
built in 1911 by T. P. Figgis,
noted for
designing stations...
- two
shipwrecks are the
wreck of
Shakespeare at Pig
Beach in 1883, and
Helenslea at
North Point in 1897.[citation needed] When
Corporal William Gl**** and...
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Acres Hacienda Estates Happy Acres Harder Acres Harris Acres Heatherlea Helenslea Estates Hennic Acres Highland Acres Highvale Hillside Estates Hilltop...
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construction of the
original housing, the
small ground of
Parkhead F.C.,
Helenslea Park, was
located to the west
between Lilybank and Newbank; the club went...
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Nithsdale Road,
Helenslea,
Including Boundary Walls And
Gatepiers 55°50′30″N 4°16′51″W / 55.841649°N...
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Originally playing at The
Sheddens on Old
Shettleston Road, the club
moved to
Helenslea Park near
current day Beattock/Sorby
Streets in 1892
before development...
- the
three clubs survived into the late 20th century. Parkhead's
ground Helenslea Park is now a
landscaped public park.
There are also two
bowling clubs...
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Photo Shangri-La And
Helenslea Cupar Road 56°17′30″N 3°13′41″W / 56.29159°N 3.22809°W / 56.29159; -3.22809 (Shangri-La And
Helenslea Cupar Road) Category C(S)...
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returned to the
nitrate trade, and from 1897 to 1924 she was
owned by the
Helenslea Sailing Ship Co, of Liverpool, England. On 22
April 1920,
Herbert Barnard...
- Category:Oakley
United F.C.
players Parkhead Defunct (1963)
Glasgow 1880
Helenslea Park Category:Parkhead F.C.
players Penicuik Athletic Moved to East of...
