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Wellpark Brewery was
originally known as the
Drygate Brewery. It was
founded as H. & R.
Tennent in 1740 at
Drygate Bridge, near
Glasgow Cathedral, by Hugh...
- Duke
Street Prison before it was
demolished in 1958,
making way for the
Drygate (Ladywell)
housing estate built on the site from 1961 to 1964. The only...
- City G4
GLASGOW Former C4 district:
Calton (part),
Cowcaddens (part),
Drygate, Kelvinbridge, Townhead,
Woodlands (part),
Woodside (part)
Glasgow City...
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reliably ****umed to
predate the city. It lay just
outside the city wall and
Drygate Port in
medieval times and will have
refreshed Romans traveling the old...
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referred to as
Paraffin Young.
James Young was born in
Shuttle Street in the
Drygate area of Glasgow, the son of John Young, a
cabinetmaker and joiner, and...
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Cuillin Brewery, Isle of Skye
Deeside Brewery,
Banchory Aberdeenshire Drygate Brewery,Glasgow Eden
Brewery St Andrews, Guardbridge, St
Andrews Edinbrew...
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monuments from the
eastern end of the cemetery, and
overlooking Reid’s home in
Drygate. It has the
following inscription: "In
memory of
Professors of the University...
- the said City, and for
repairing the Road from the said
Great Road, by
Drygate and Whitehill, to Carntyne, and for
repairing and
widening several other...
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Stewart was
Archbishop of Glasgow. In 1573 he
purchased a
tenement in the
Drygate district of Glasgow. He was a
merchant and city
burgess in
Glasgow and...
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Dumfries Town Hall (1705)
Hopetoun House with
Bruce Duke of Montrose's house,
Drygate,
Glasgow (1708)
Remodelling of the
Great Hall at
Stirling Castle (1710)...
