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Love this simple but stunning group of windows above the door of the former Chalmer's Free Church on Pollokshaws Road in Glasgow. Originally built in 1897, the current glasswork is much newer, but it blends really well with the older stonework.
The entrance to Shettleston Library in Glasgow. Opened in 1925 as part of an expansion of Glasgow libraries, it immediately proved very popular, especially with the local children, as illustrated by this quote from the time:
"Shortly after four o'clock hundreds of children were on the scene and the commissioner who was in attendance had great difficulty keeping the children in order. They swarmed round the door like bees round a hive"
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