Shelley Drive demolition
Shelley Drive building – P. Mackay collection 08
P. Mackay was a pupil between 1972-1977 and submitted these photographs.
The sloping concrete tiles I used to run down to the hockey pitch. I remember it looking a lot more steep than it does here. A scary neck breaking run.
Shelley Drive building – P. Mackay collection 07
P. Mackay was a pupil between 1972-1977 and submitted these photographs.
The connection between the old building and the tower block is severed.
Shelley Drive building – P. Mackay collection 06
P. Mackay was a pupil between 1972-1977 and submitted these photographs.
Shelley Drive building – P. Mackay collection 05
P. Mackay was a pupil between 1972-1977 and submitted these photographs.
Shelley Drive building – P. Mackay collection 04
P. Mackay was a pupil between 1972-1977 and submitted these photographs.
He said: “My old classrooms where I once sat and learned now exposed to the elements”.
Shelley Drive building – P. Mackay collection 03
P. Mackay was a pupil between 1972-1977 and submitted these photographs.
A view from Dickens Avenue. The Radnor Park high flats are visible in the background.
Shelley Drive building – P. Mackay collection 02
P. Mackay was a pupil between 1972-1977 and submitted these photographs. The tower block is cut in two.
The new building is just popping into the picture on the right hand side.
Shelley Drive building – P. Mackay collection 01
P. Mackay was a pupil between 1972-1977 and submitted these photographs. The tower block is cut in two.
Shelley Drive building – Owen McGuigan collection 07
This photograph was taken by Owen McGuigan. His site can be found at www.myclydebankphotos.co.uk