Cranstonhill Iron Foundry, Elliot Street, Finnieston, Glasgow.
Constructed circa 1854 for James Aitken & Co., engineers, millwrighters and founders.
Reference: Hume 1974, H22
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Anderston Brass Foundry, Elliot Street, Finnieston. Built 1870-71 for Steven & Struthers, with additions in 1875 and 1883. In 1914 the building was altered for Smith & Roger as a paint and colour works.
Reference: Hume 1974, H21
Glasgow Saw & File Works, Elliot Street, Finnieston. Former works of William Cook & Sons, built 1870.
Reference: Hume 1974, H20
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North rotunda
South Rotunda
Harbour Tunnel, Tunnel Street to Plantation Place (Finnieston & Govan). Built between 1890-96 and consisted of two tunnels to take vehicles, and a pedestrian tunnel. The vehiclular tunnel closed in 1943, but it wasn’t until 1987 that the pedestrian tunnel closed. The North tunnel is currently a Casino, whereas the South tunnel remains empty (2008).
References: Hume 1974,H119
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