Lindsay House (1863) Snuff Mill Road, pre-dates most Glasgow tenements.Cathcart Mill and the Old Bridge (also known as Snuff Mill Bridge)over the White Cart Water .The date of the bridge's construction is uncertain but it was probably erected in the 18th century using masonry from an earlier one. A few yards south of the bridge stood a corn and wheat mill and next to it stood Millholm Mill. Originally built as a paper mill, Millholm was converted into a snuff mill at the height of the tobacco trade. When the tobacco boom years were over Millholm reverted to its former use and by 1835 was once more a paper mill. The bridge has a datestone of 1624 incorporated in 18th-century reconstruction. archival Giclee fine art print. Please note that there may be slight cropping of image depending on size selected. All photographs are professionally printed on fine art paper. Any watermarks will not appear on final images..please allow 5-7 working days before shipping.framed image for illustration purposes, print will be sent unframed & unmatted. All images are copyright protected and may not be reproduced in any way without written consent. colours on screen may differ slightly from actual print.