Waiting for the Subway - St Georges Cross, Glasgow Waiting for the Subway by Charlie Cruise on Flickr. -via dodochido
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Waiting for the Subway - St Georges Cross, Glasgow

Waiting for the Subway by Charlie Cruise on Flickr.

-via dodochido

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum - Glasgow Stunning ceiling at the Kelvingrove. -via philpo
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Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum - Glasgow

Stunning ceiling at the Kelvingrove.

-via philpo

Fuck Yeah Glasgow is always looking for submissions of Glasgow related content from our followers & beyond… e.g: If you have, or have seen, any good pics, video, links, stories, music, events etc relating to Glasgow OR anything of your own… It doesn’t have to be something profound/wonderful/spectacular… just please submit it to the site & we’ll check it out… As long as it relates to Glasgow  of course! :-) ( http://fuckyeahglasgow.com/submit )
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Fuck Yeah Glasgow is always looking for submissions of Glasgow related content from our followers & beyond…

e.g: If you have, or have seen, any good pics, video, links, stories, music, events etc relating to Glasgow OR anything of your own…

It doesn’t have to be something profound/wonderful/spectacular… just please submit it to the site & we’ll check it out…

As long as it relates to Glasgow  of course! :-)

( http://fuckyeahglasgow.com/submit )

Havelock Street - Glasgow Havelock Street in the snow with Cottiers Theatre/Bar/Restaurant in the distance. untitled by Stephen Edwards.
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Havelock Street - Glasgow

Havelock Street in the snow with Cottiers Theatre/Bar/Restaurant in the distance.

untitled by Stephen Edwards.

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Ashton Lane Street Sign - Glasgow - Meneghin
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Ashton Lane Street Sign - Glasgow

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The McLennan Arch - Glasgow Green When the Assembly Rooms, designed by James and Robert Adam, were demolished in 1890, the arch that formed the centrepiece of the building was reconstructed and sited at the western end of Monteith Row in 1892 at the expense of James McLennan, it was then moved again in 1922 to the west edge of the Green facing Charlotte Street. In 1991 it was moved again to its present position facing the Old High Court in the Saltmarket. It is now known as “The McLennan Arch”
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The McLennan Arch - Glasgow Green

When the Assembly Rooms, designed by James and Robert Adam, were demolished in 1890, the arch that formed the centrepiece of the building was reconstructed and sited at the western end of Monteith Row in 1892 at the expense of James McLennan, it was then moved again in 1922 to the west edge of the Green facing Charlotte Street. In 1991 it was moved again to its present position facing the Old High Court in the Saltmarket. It is now known as “The McLennan Arch”