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Glasgow Centre
circa 1900: The Municipal Buildings in George Square, central Glasgow. Glasgows City Chambers are built in Italian Renaissance style and were opened by Queen Victoria in 1888. The statue on top of the column is Scottish writer Walter Scott (1771 - 1832) and the square also has statues of Queen Victoria, Prince Albert and Robert Burns. (Photo by London Stereoscopic Company/Getty Images)
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1900 1909 Architectural Column Architectural Feature Architecture And Art Glasgow Government Government Building Mode Of Transport Scotland Square Street Light Taxi
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This print takes us back in time to Glasgow Centre, circa 1900. The focal point of the image is the magnificent Municipal Buildings located in George Square, at the heart of central Glasgow. These iconic City Chambers were opened by none other than Queen Victoria herself in 1888 and showcase an exquisite Italian Renaissance architectural style. Standing tall atop a column within the square is a statue of Scottish writer Walter Scott, paying homage to his literary contributions. But he's not alone; statues of Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, and Robert Burns also grace this historic location. As we explore further into the photo, we notice a bustling city scene with various elements that define urban life during that era. A classic taxi cab can be seen navigating through the streets alongside a charming streetlight illuminating its path. The combination of architecture and art showcased here truly captures the essence of Glasgow's rich history and cultural heritage. This archival photograph from London Stereoscopic Company allows us to appreciate both the grandeur of government buildings as well as everyday life in early 20th century Scotland. Whether you're an admirer of historical landmarks or simply fascinated by glimpses into our past, this stunning print transports you back to a time when Glasgow was flourishing with elegance and charm.
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