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City of Glasgow Glasgow Domestic
Buildings
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City of Glasgow Glasgow Domestic
Buildings
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Photographs of domestic buildings
of architectural interest
in the City of Glasgow
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Broadcasting House ( 1869 - 71 ) in Queen Margaret Drive Built
for John Bell, owner of Glasgow Pottery at Port Dundas Property of the BBC since 1938 |
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Charing Cross Mansions ( 1889 - 91 ) French Renaissance frontage - A class "A" listed building |
Charing Cross Mansions |
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Clarendon Place ( 1839 - 41 ) at St.George's Cross |
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Villa 998 Great Western Road ( b1877 ) |
 Grosvenor
Terrace ( 1855 - 58 )
Great Western Road Venetian-style terrace was described as; " The finest range of buildings in Great Britain " |
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 Claremont
Terrace ( 1842 - 50 )
at Park Circus |
 Park
Terrace
in the Park Circus Area |
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Mansionhouse Road ( b1857 ),
Architect Alexander "Greek" Thomson |
 Saint
Vincent Crescent
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 Stoneleigh
( 1900 - 1901 ),
English Tudor style villa in Kelvinside |
 Sunlight
Cottages
in Kelvingrove Park Built for the 1901 International Exhibition |
 Tenements
( 1895 - 96 )
in Terregles Avenue |
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