A long row of tall former grain mills are located on North Spiers Wharf (the portion running north from Port Dundas) sandwiched between the canal (to the west) and Craighall Road (to the east). To the south was the canal company office and to the north the Port Dundas Sugar Refinery. The mills were built for John Currie & Co.. A siding, the furthest part of the Port Dundas Branch (Caledonian Railway), served the quayside outside the mills. The mill buildings still stand having been converted into flats in the late 1980s.
Nearby stations Cowcaddens [Subway] Buchanan Street St Georges Cross [Subway] Buchanan Street [Subway] Charing Cross [GC and DR] Glasgow Queen Street Low Level Glasgow Queen Street High Level Glasgow (Townhead) Kelvinbridge [Subway] Glasgow Central Kelvin Bridge Glasgow Central Low Level St Rollox [2nd] Cowlairs Anderston | North Spiers Wharf Port Dundas Power Station Glasgow Saw Mills Port Dundas Sugar Refinery Milton Foundry Rotterdam Wharf [Port Dundas] Phoenix Iron Works [2nd] South Spiers Wharf Leith Wharf [Port Dundas] Hamburgh Wharf [Port Dundas] Carron Wharf [Port Dundas] Elmbank Foundry London Wharf [Port Dundas] Hamiltonhill Timber Basin Tourist/other Dundashill Distillery |
Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. |