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Renfrewshire Community Plan 2008 - 2017 Museum Calendar 2010
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The highly popular 2010 Paisley Museum Calendar sold out in record time. Due to huge interest from customers wishing to purchase prints of the individual scenes, we now have 12 x 8" prints available priced at a very reasonable £2.49.
The featured photographs are taken from the splendid Charles Souter collection held by Paisley Museum. With impressive views, colourful street scenes and glimpses of everyday life in Paisley from the 1950s to the 1970s, they are sure to bring back memories to everyone with an interest in the town.
You can purchase your prints from Paisley Museum shop. For mail order enquiries please contact the Museum shop on 0141 889 3151.
Paisley Abbey from Thread Street, August 1961. This view was radically changed by the building of the Council Headquarters.
February
The Charleston Clock and Neilston Road from Great Hamilton Street, May 1962. Modern shops now occupy the building site in the foreground.
March
Glasgow Road from Lacy Street, August 1960. The Kelburne was the last of Paisley's town cinemas.
April
Numbers 43 to 47 High Street, June 1965. The head of New Street can just be seen to the left of the picture.
May
Looking North across Dunn Square, June 1959. Behind the red buses can be seen the Paisley Theatre which closed in 1959.
June
The Boating Pond at Barshaw Park, May 1975.
July
View from the Town Hall, looking towards Anchor Mills, August 1959. The Lighthouse pub stands at the left hand end of the river bridge.
August
Fountain Gardens, Love Street, August 1961.
September
Pre-fabs at Ferguslie Park, August 1961. Pre-fabricated houses were built after World War II to house returning servicemen and their families.
October
Demolition of Paisley Prison, March 1968. The foundation of the Piazza shopping centre can be seen clearly in the foreground.
November
Lady Lane and the Coats Memorial Church from George Street, May 1960.
December
Municipal Buildings, County Square, June 1962. This area is now landscaped.
Opening times 
Monday Closed (open public holidays 10am - 5pm) Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 5pm Sunday 2pm - 5pm
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