The former John Brown's shipyard cranes and South Douglas Street. October 1978

A night photograph from High Park (Boquhanran Park) looking down on West Thomson Street and Granville Street. April 1979

A night photograph looking over Clydebank taken from the High park (Boquhanran Park). April 1979

A demolition lorry that managed to demolish itself! April 1979

Looking down Glasgow Road towards Yoker, several of the tenements have been demolished. April 1979

Looking out the underpass at Argyle Road during a snow storm. January 1981

The Erskine Bridge photographed from Bowling early one January morning, the cranes of the former John Brown's shipyard in the background. January 1981

Kilbowie Road on a cold December day. December 1981

The cranes of the former John Brown's shipyard at sunset looking majestic. 1981

The Clydebank Clydeside Expressway under construction on Glasgow Road, the first of several versions. 1981

Trader selling his wares at the Holm Park market. May 1980

The photographer's car sitting on the Rothesay Dock feeling nervous looking at all the little cubes of crushed cars. March 1980

The old Shoemaker shop on Kilbowie Road that was demolished to make way for the new council offices. You can see a bit of the Singer factory to the right of the photograph. 1978

The popular Gerry's Snack Bar sitting on Glasgow Road with John Brown's cranes in the background. 1978

A painted plywood wall on Glasgow road depicting the history of Clydebank. June 1978

Blue Titan. The Titan has been fitted out with colour changing lights and is a landmark at night. January 2011

Cruiser on the Clyde on a beautiful January afternoon. January 2011

The River Clyde at low tide with the remains of the old slipways of john Brown's Shipyard where some of the greatest ships the world has ever seen were launched. January 2011

The 'Kromer Hat' sculpture is by artist Sue Jane Taylor and is a tribute to the craftsmen who made the best ships in the world. January 2011

The 'Change' sculpture at Clyde Gate, Dalmuir, was created by artist Hill Jephson Robb and sits at the end of Agamemnon Street. January 2011

A winter sun on the Titan Crane with the frozen wasteland of what used to be the shipyard of John Brown's stretched in front of it, waiting for the developers. December 2010

The Clyde-built Glen Lee being towed to Greenock to get refurbished before going to it's new home at the Riverside Museum. August 2010

A yacht moored beside the famous McMonagles floating chip shop and restaurant which has the worlds first Sail Thru' Fish & Chip Take Away. June 2010

A very colourful interpretation of the Titan Crane, an icon of Clydebank's regeneration. May 2010

The old and the new, The Titan Crane and Clydebank College on the banks of the River Clyde. January 2010

Radio Clyde, was one of the first to move into Scotland's first Enterprise Zone, the Clydebank Business Park, on the site of the former Singer Sewing Machine factory. February 1985

Bike boy doing stunts at the BMX track at Drumry. February 1985

The tenements have been demolished on Glasgow road to make way for the Clydebank Clydeside Expressway. March 1979

Looking down Dumbarton Road which changes to Glasgow Road at the junction of Kilbowie Road, with the Clydebank Bar and the Seven Seas Bar on its corners. March 1979

The famous Digital Cube Clock in the Clyde shopping Centre, a meeting place for many before mobile phones were on the scene. May 1979

The early days of Argyle Road, The floodlights of Kilbowie Park, home to Clydebank F.C.  can be seen at the top left of the photo. May 1979

The Blythswood Dredger docked at the Rothesay Dock. October 1978

Hopper No 25 and the Blythswood dredger which were used to keep the Clyde deep enough for shipping.

Photo taken in 1978

Clyde Shopping Centre pyramid where the big cube clock used to hang, a meeting point for generations of bankies. July 1980

Windows on flats in Sinclair Square facing onto Montrose Street. July 1980

Glasgow Road, Connolly's Pub almost gone...

This photo taken in 1980

The Bridge Bar in Alexander Street, now know as Alexander's

This photo taken in 1980

The entrance to the Clyde Shopping Centre from the canal side. May 1979

Erskine Bridge in the early morning, taken from Bowling. 1981

Looking down Glasgow Road towards Dalmuir in 1979

Looking down the travelator at Clyde Shopping Centre from the Kilbowie road entrance. 1979

The Cube Digital Clock in the Clyde Shopping Centre, a meeting point for people before digital phones were common place. 1978

The War Memorial at the Clydebank Town Hall in Hall Street. 1979

The Shows came back to Clydebank after a ten year absense. 1977

New houses being built between John Knox Street and Glasgow Road in February 1980

The Clydebank Town Hall in 1979.

Singers Station photographed from Second Avenue.

Dalmuir duck pond in 1980.

Connolly's Pub on Glasgow Road, just across the road from John Brown's Shipyard, very popular with the workers. 1979

Yoker Market beside Holm Park. 1980

The junction of Kilbowie Road, Glasgow Road and Dumbarton Road. 1979

The Clydebank Clydeside Expressway being built in 1979. I used to take my daughter, Jennifer, out in her pram when I was out taking photographs.

Looking through the underpass towards John Brown's shipyard crane.

Clydebank Library, Dumbarton Road. 1979

The Clydebank Library was officially opened in October 1913 with Harry G. Pincott as the first librarian, a position he held until his death in 1945.

The Kizil Mansions on the corner of Whitecrook Street and Glasgow Road with the famous Black's shop. 1979

The Queen visiting St Margaret's Hospice as part of the 100 year anniversary of Clydebank burgh 1986.

Boys having fun at the Drumry BMX track at Drumry. 1985

Tenements on Glasgow road being demolished in 1979

The flags on the Forth & Clyde canal at Safeway, Clyde Shopping Centre.

John Brown's old gatehouse on Glasgow Road being demolished. The small building in the background is the fire station for the yard.

Argyle road in 1979, which has changed a lot since then.

The Clyde Shopping Centre in 1981 before it had a roof on it, which was great on a nice day, but not so good in the rain and the snow.

The Clock, Clyde Shopping Centre. 1980

The Bandstand, Whitecrook park. 1979

Glasgow Road Tenements. 1979

Simeone's Cafe, Glasgow Road. 1979

Brighter Homes, Glasgow Road.  1979