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This Is My GlasgowIn areas like Woodside, large numbers of tenement were then demolished in the post-war years to be replaced by high rise flats. Many of these are now being demolished themselves to be replaced by modern versions of tenements.
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Glasgow had a quite a specific pattern of development as the city expanded. First, individual villas, like this one, were build on the outskirts of the city, then came the terraces of grand townhouses, followed by block of tenements as the population density increased. This is the last remaining original villa on the Woodside area of Glasgow.
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Another of Glasgow's surviving Georgian villas. This one is on Saint George's Road and comes from the very end of the Georgian period in the 1830s.
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Nigel Stanley5/5 #Dublin Castle
One of the grander rooms of #DublinCastle - and one of the most #Georgian - entrance barred by a rope so easy to get a crowd free snap with a #vertorama
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4/5 #Dublin Castle
The grand stairs by which you enter. I had to hand around for some time to get a shot without a lot of people.
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3/5 #Dublin Castle
Two exterior shots.
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2/5 #Dublin Castle
A beautiful long #Georgian corridor from #DublinCastle with a portrait of every Irish President.
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1/5 #Dublin Castle
This week a set from a visit to Dublin Castle back in September on a short visit to #Ireland.
Largely 18th century it has a fascinating history as the centre of British power for centuries, but also as a crucial part of the independence process and subsequent history of the Irish state.
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