Glasgow Architecture Before 1819

Daldowie Doocot, A grade listed building in Mount Vernon. Refurbished and relocated in 2000 as part of the lottery heritage fund

Capelrig House, Newton Mearns. 1769

Greenbank House, Clarkston 1763

Greenbank House, Clarkston 1763

Greenbank House, Clarkston 1763

The site is a Virtual Museum of the Trades House of Glasgow and has photographic images of many of the artifacts used by the 14 Incorporations. The site also allows you to see the inside of the Trades House and many historic items not normally on di

McLennan Arch, Glasgow 1796 Part of Glasgow Assembly Rooms, Ingram St. Designed by brothers Robert and James Adam, begun in 1796

Charlotte Street, Glasgow 1780's

St. Andrews in the Square Glasgow, Scotland 1739-1756

Merchants House, Miller Street, Glasgow - John Craig 1775

Killermont House, Glasgow

Virginia Street, Glasgow, circa 1817

65-84 Carlton Place, Glasgow. Peter Nicholson 1813-18. Classical 3-storey and basement 33-bay terrace.

Aikenhead House, King's Park, Glasgow. Main house built 1806, side wings added 1823. Converted to flats.

Camphill House, Queen's Park, Glasgow designed by David Hamilton circa 1800. Converted to flats.

Castlemilk House Stables, Glasgow, circa 1800. Stable block and estate offices of the demolished Castlemilk House.

Castlemilk House Stables, Glasgow, circa 1800. Stable block and estate offices of the demolished Castlemilk House.

40-61 Carlton Place, Glasgow Originally 40 bays. Peter Nicholson, 1802-4. Classical 3-storey and basement 35-bay pedimented terrace. No. 63, pavilion, was replaced in 1908 by a 5-storey red sandstone building, now 2 storey.

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Tolbooth Steeple Clock Tower, Glasgow 1625-1626