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The old school may well form part of the current building now named Lonach Coaching Inn.  In 2021 and earlier, the property was Lonach Farm, Strathdon (ref: Streetview)

The Roy map from the 1740's (https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=16.0&lat=57.17954&lon=-3.12828&layers=3&b=ESRIWorld&o=100) has the original area denoted as "Camisore"

Istrice

Post-war Glasgow and surrounding areas saw a huge growth in peripheral Council housing estates being built eg. Drumchapel, Easterhouse, Pollok and Castlemilk etc.

Assuming that the family moved into a council house in one of these housing schemes, it should be possible to find out from housing records when the various phases of these, or similar, housing estates were released for occupation, and as you have the 1955 address it should be a relatively? easy task to pin down an entry date.

The City of Glasgow housing department may have retained these records, or they may be archived, possibly at the Mitchell Library.

You may find the attached reference of interest  (https://www.rootschat.com/links/01tt0/)

Happy hunting and Good Luck!

Istrice

I think the place is Cleekhimin as shown on the attached 1757 map by John Laurie (https://maps.nls.uk/view/216390007).

Contrary to current convention of North being to the top edge of a map, this map is the reverse with North being at the lower edge.

Keeping in mind this convention, Cleekhimin is located 2 miles to the North of Liberton Kirk, and 3 miles to the East and lies just to the East of the Niddery Burn marked on the map.

Istrice

A cast metal, Celtic patterned Penannular Brooch possibly in silver.
The markings on the underside of the brooch shown in the photo are too pixellated to make out any real detail.  With a better defined photograph of these markings (letters and symbols) in this area it should be able to tell if the material is cast silver, and if so who manufactured the item, and when and where it was assayed.
The brooch is well worn and may well have been a treasured possession.

Istrice.