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Paisley Scotland Architecture Tour
Monday, June 23, 2008
This evening I am posting some images of interesting architecture in Paisley, near Glasgow.
Here is a view of the Coats Observatory which dates from 1883; a gift from Thomas Coats, a philanthropist who controlled thread-making factories in the locality.
Oakshaw Trinity Church which dates from 1750.
The Town Hall, finaced by textile magnate George A Clark and his family 1870s.
Art Deco architecture in Causeyside street. This is dated 1931.
The former Co-operative building. Classic late Victorian.
A tiled entry to the Co-op building.
Paisley Abbey, whose origins date to the 12th century.
Overall, there is a wide diversity of architecture to intrigue the vistor.
Here is a view of the Coats Observatory which dates from 1883; a gift from Thomas Coats, a philanthropist who controlled thread-making factories in the locality.
Oakshaw Trinity Church which dates from 1750.
The Town Hall, finaced by textile magnate George A Clark and his family 1870s.
Art Deco architecture in Causeyside street. This is dated 1931.
The former Co-operative building. Classic late Victorian.
A tiled entry to the Co-op building.
Paisley Abbey, whose origins date to the 12th century.
Overall, there is a wide diversity of architecture to intrigue the vistor.
Labels: Paisley
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