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Built by George and Alexander Eadie when they began their first building development in Mount Florida during the 1870's.
Described as 'the spectacular block of Hampden Terrace with a plantation of trees bordering the Parish Road' - Prospecthill Road.
Originally there were Mounting Blocks at the Sweetheart stairways on the carriageway - which still has no pavement for pedestrians.
One of the Eadie brothers had a an interest in the formation of Queen's Park Football Club and when the first Clubhouse was built in 1873, the Committee chose to name it Hampden after the Terrace which overlooked their playing area.
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Is quoted on the title deeds of people who live in Hampden Terrace.
A witch named Maggie was burned on 'Mount Misery' which was later called Maggie's Hill to commemorate her.
Where did the name come from? There are quite a few explanations!
An increasing fascination with local history has been encouraged through publications by Hampden Terrace Residents Association.
Did you know that Mount Florida was in Renfrewshire until 1891?
Local History Publications & Cards
A Charitable body which has the goal to advance the reconstruction of The Embankment of the Terrace. Through using our restored Embankment as the focal point, encourage others to work towards a general rejuvenation of Mount Florida.
Hampden Terrace Restoration Limited
Where to stay and visit in the Area
Interested in tenements in Glasgow and Mount Florida visit /www.tenements.co.uk/mountfloridaglasgow/
Hampden
Terrace Residents Association 2002
Updated 18/11/02