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near to Greenock, Inverclyde, Scotland
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'Highland Mary' - Mary Campbell (1763-1786)
This plaque is situated on the grass behind the Oak Mall car park at High Street, Greenock. The plaque marks the location of the house at 31 Charles Street in which Robert Burns' 'Highland Mary' died on 20th October 1786.
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St Patricks RC Church (set of 7 images)
A Category A Listed Link
 building at Orangefield, by Gillespie Kidd and Coia, dating from 1935.
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Welcome to the Clyde
by John M
Poster on the wall of the Cruise Terminal at Greenock during the Tall Ships Race.
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St Mary's Catholic Church, Patrick Street, Greenock - 2 |
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Greenock Town Centre, view towards St. George's North Church |
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Inverkip Street Burial Ground
by Lairich Rig
This is a view diagonally across the burial ground, from the south-east corner, looking to the north-west. The slanting memorial in the foreground is one of several for the Fullarton family, who were among the earliest applicants for burial... (more)
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Greenock West United Reformed Church
In George Square, dates from around 1840, Category B Listed Link
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Clydeport Ocean Terminal
by David Dixon
Clydeport Greenock comprises a single quay which extends along the riverside for 1220 feet with a water depth of 41 feet on the southern shore of the Firth of Clyde. It includes the Greenock Ocean Terminal and Clydeport Container Terminal.... (more)
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The Ardgowan Club
Looking across the bowling greens towards Ardgowan Street.
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Bus stop in Greenock |
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Underpass exit from car park
The view of the underpass which exits from the car park in the sunken area in the centre of the roundabout at the western end of the A8. The first tiled mosaic that can be seen on the wall of the pedestrian underpass is the Paddle Steamer... (more)
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Ocean Terminal Greenock
by James Allan
Viewed from Cruise liner Saga Pearl II.
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