1410-1416 Shettleston Road, The Railway Tavern Public House

Mid 19th century with late 19th/early 20th century interior; later alterations. Single storey, 6-bay rectangular-plan public house with single storey, piended roof section to W and later flat roof addition to rear; interior arranged around island bar, with original jug bar. Harled with painted margins. Base course. 2-leaf timber doors to entrances; principal entrance with vestibule off centre to right, glazed and timber doors flanking vestibule; jug bar entrance to right with 2-leaf glazed and timber doors. Large late 20th century fascia to principal elevation.

Later glazing and grills to windows. Pitched roof; grey slates. Straight skews; harled wallhead stacks with band course and cans.

INTERIOR (seen 2011): curved panelled timber island bar to centre with painted timber and glazed partitioned area to N of bar. Original cash drawer to island gantry bar, including lead coin containers; non original bar worktop. Small jug bar/family room adjacent to partitioned area; two snug rooms to E including original bell mechanism (no longer working). Original settle to principal bar space; later tiled fireplaces; later mosaic tiled floor. Store room in W section; c1950s toilets to S possibly replacing 3rd snug.