Glasgow Tolbooth

 Glasgow Tolbooth was erected on the site of its predecessor in 1626. Vacated in 1814, the main building was shortly afterwards removed, but the original steeple still remains. 

 

 

Glasgow Central Mosque

 Glasgow Central Mosque and Islamic Centre, Scotland's first purpose built mosque, situated in the Gorbals area of Glasgow.

The architect was WM Copland built in 1983.

Gold colour dome with tall minaret, interesting Islamic geometrical shapes, red brick and coloured concrete.

The Clyde Clock

The clock was installed in 2000 and is by Glasgow sculptor, George Wylie. The clock is meant to chime at 20.00 each evening. The clock was commissioned by Radio Clyde. 

The sculpure resides outside Buchanan Street bus station. (and is sometimes also referred to as the 'running clock')

 

 

 

 

 

Chookie Burdies Garnet Hill

 

Chookie Burdies - Garnet Hill lamposts
There ar pproximately 150 pairs of birds on top of lampposts (and lights affixed to buildings) throughout the Garnethill area, each positioned individually by the sculptor.

The Willow Tea Rooms

  

The Willow Tea Rooms  97 Buchanan Street, not to be confused with the original tea rooms in Sauchiehall Street.