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English: McLennan Arch At the north entrance to Glasgow Green, James Adam, 1796. Formerly part of facade of 'piano nobile' of his brother Robert's Assembly Rooms, or Athenaeum, on Ingram Street, demolished c.1890 |
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| Author | emma mykytyn |
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