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English:
Glasgow.
North Kelvinside
. Crosslands. 182 Queen Margaret Drive. The Crosslands pub was featured in
Trainspotting
,
Danny Boyle's
film from 1996. Iconic scene, where Francis Begbie (played by
Robert Carlyle
) launched a pint glass from a balcony and caused a brawl. Pub is located in the 19th century building - former Baptist Chapel (see map: New Parliamentary Divisions 1918. New Plan of Glasgow with Suburbs, from Ordnance and Actual Surveys, Constructed for the Post Office Directory. By John Bartholomew.) Available - National Library of Scotland,
http://maps.nls.uk
. Pub was reopened under a new name on 2 October 2015. Now called - "So, What Comes Next?"
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| Author | Daniel Naczk |
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