- The
Rottenrow is a
street in the
Townhead district of Glasgow, Scotland. One of the
oldest streets in the city, it
underwent heavy redevelopment in the...
- the city's High Street. It
moved to St Andrew's
Square in 1841, then to
Rottenrow in 1860 and to the
Glasgow Royal Infirmary site in 2001. It is managed...
-
eastern side of the city centre, and its high
position on the
drumlin of
Rottenrow means it can be seen from some
considerable distance throughout the city's...
- (to the west) and the
Ramshorn croft,
which was
bounded to the
north by
Rottenrow lane, and on the east by
Deanside Brae, down via Greyfriar's Wynd (Shuttle...
- noteworthy" (Bartlett,
Military History of Ireland, p. 406). "Battle Of
Rottenrow". dailyrecord.co.uk. 19
October 2007.
Archived from the
original on 7...
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which was
demolished in 1921.
Moving northward up High
Street towards Rottenrow and
Townhead lies the 15th
century Glasgow Cathedral and the Provand's...
-
Hills Building.
Following the
closure of the
Royal Maternity Hospital on
Rottenrow, the
University acted quickly to
acquire and
demolish the old hospital...
- the
Chapter House of
Glasgow Cathedral,
subsequently moving to
nearby Rottenrow, in a
building known as the "Auld Pedagogy". The
university was given...
- the duo
Dirty Hospital (releasing
multiple 12-inchs on
their own
label Rottenrow Records) and Rin
acted as a DJ.
Disco (with Ally Christie)
formed Kempston...
- and
Steven Clark have made
several records as
Dirty Hospital on
their Rottenrow Records label.
Since 2011
Disco has
released solo
material under the moniker...
