The Post Office Directory Of Glasgow 1927-1928

Step Back in Time onto the Streets of 1920s Glasgow

Unlock the World of Your Ancestors with The Post Office Directory of Glasgow, 1927-1928

Imagine the sounds of the shipyards echoing along the Clyde, the clatter of trams on cobbled streets, and the lively chatter from the tenement closes. This was the Glasgow your ancestors knew. Now, you can walk in their footsteps.

The Post Office Directory for 1927-1928 is more than just a list of names; it's a time capsule and a genealogical goldmine. For anyone tracing their family tree in Glasgow, this directory is the essential key to unlocking the stories that bridge the gap between the 1911 Census and the 1939 Register.

What Will You Discover Inside?

Pinpoint Your Ancestor's Home: Find the exact address where your family lived, long before modern house numbering systems were standardized. See the street as it was, and even look up their neighbours.
Uncover Their Trade: Discover your ancestor's profession or trade. Were they a skilled shipyard riveter, a master baker, a clerk in an office, or a domestic servant? This adds colour and context to their daily lives.
Explore the Commercial Landscape: Browse thousands of listings for local businesses, from grocers and public houses to factories and banks. Understand the economic engine that drove the "Second City of the Empire."
Trace the Whole Family: Find siblings, cousins, and in-laws who may have been living nearby. The alphabetical listing is perfect for mapping out family clusters within the city.
Reconstruct a Neighbourhood: Use the comprehensive street directory to see every resident and business on a specific road, giving you an unparalleled snapshot of your ancestor's community.
Why This Directory is a Genealogist's Dream:

The 1920s represent a crucial "in-between" period in British records. This directory fills that void, providing hard-to-find data that can break down your brick walls and transform a name on a chart into a real person with a place in the bustling heart of Glasgow.