Newly-completed Corporation houses at Mosspark Boulevard, 1925. The monotonous appearance of the exteriors would in later years be brightened up by the appearance of a variety of pastel shades.
Mosspark was built in the 1920s on the lines of a garden suburb and is often regarded as the most successful of the Corporation's housing estates. There were no tenements among the terraced, semi-detached and flatted cottages, built around tree-lined streets encircling a steep hill. The high standards of design and workmanship in the construction of the houses placed them in a high rent category, and so most were occupied by skilled workers in regular employment.
Reference: D-OPW 76/29/1
Reproduced with the permission of Glasgow City Council, Libraries Information and Learning
Keywords:
cottages, council houses, flats, garden suburbs, Glasgow Corporation, housing estates, housing schemes, streetscenes
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