Battlefield Rest built in 1915, a local land mark, it was a tram station and newsagent, and was once described "as the most exotic tram shelter in Scotland". Decorated with gleaming green and cream tiles, the "Rest" had a kiosk at the end under the octagonal clock tower. It became a B-listed building in 1981. In  late 1990 a demolition order was impose  by Glasgow District  Council Building Control because of the unsafe and partly damage structure of the building. After a petition was signed, with signatures from over 1500 people, it was saved  from destruction. It was sold to a private business man who in  early 1993 started a restoration project to bring the building back to  its original state. In 1994 it was transformed into a restaurant and now today it happily  survives intact for every one to enjoy.