The Alice Mary Corbett Nurses' Home on the site of the former Samaritan Hospital for Women on Coplaw Street in the Southside of Glasgow.

It was designed in a Scots Baronial style by MacWhannel and Rogerson, and was built around 1905 (with later additions in 1925). The hospital closed in 1991 and it is now a residential development.

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The former Union Bank on Ingram Street in Glasgow. Originally designed by David Hamilton and built in 1841, it had later additions by James Salmon Senior in 1853 and John Burnet in the 1870s.

The statues are by John Mossman and are allegorical figures of Navigation and Commerce, Britannia, Wealth, Jutice, Peace, Industry, Glasgow, and Mechanics and Agriculture.

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John Gibbon's 1847 Italian Renaissance style former National Bank building. It was originally sited on Queen Street in central Glasgow, but in 1901, it was moved to its current location beside Queen's Park on the Southside of the city and renaimed Langside Halls.

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The former Institute of Engineers and Shipbuilders on Elmbank Street in Glasgow. It was designed by John B Wilson and is dated 1907. It's now home to Scottish Opera.

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Love the design of this oriel corner window on the 1874 Kelvinside House on Beaconsfield Road in the west end of Glasgow. I think this is part of the Scots Baronial style additions to the original house added by James Thomson in 1894.

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The imposing Kelvinside House on Beaconsfield Road in the west end of Glasgow. It was built in 1874 as part of the westward expansion of Glasgow in the late 1800s.

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Norwich Union Chambers on the corner of St Vincent Street and Hope Street in central Glasgow. Designed by Robert Hutchison in a Free Renaissance style, it was constructed in 1897.

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The former Methodist Central Halls on Maryhill Road in Glasgow. Built in the 1920s, it closed in the 1970s and is now a community space.

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An unusual 1902 tenement on Howard Street in central Glasgow. It was designed by Henry E. Clifford for the Glasgow and South West Railway Company, who were based at the nearby Saint Enoch Railway Station.

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