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You at the Wynd up?
If it's the building I think you are alluding to, Sonny is needing to adjust his CKMY settings because that picture looks like a RED sandstone building.
When was the last time you looked. It's had a face lift,which brought out it's natural colour.
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The High Church/Oakshaw Trinity?
No. Getting hot.
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I think it might be in the TOWN somewHere or not at ALL
Yes and no.
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St Matthews Church on Gordon St ?
Not even hot.
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Might have to of auctioned here at one time.
Observant wasn't that far away.
I pray you's don't need any more clues.
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Looks like a doorway entrance,with window and light above.I know,very observant of me.
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Good 'cos aw the auld pensioners with nothing better to do during the day always post spoilers.
No ready for my bus pass yet
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Brittan is heading to St Johnstone.
That's as far as a petrol tank full would take him.
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i would not have richard brittain back, he is a good honest pro but not one that would improve our team in my opinion
Rather save the wage and bring in a couple of freshlings.
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Was a home for nurses originally, and student digs last time I checked.
In that case bluto might remember it.He's date a couple of nurses.
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Is it a nurses or nursing home.
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Top of Braehead Rd. and I had the biggest playground in my back door.(the brae's)
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http://www.britishli...echnical-colleg
In 1897 Princess Louise laid the foundation stone of a grand new building for the College. The design was the winner of an architectural competition and partially funded by local industrialists (Peter Brough, and Thomas Coats both contributed).
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I've found it really difficult to find any information on this building on the web - anyone else come up with anything?
Clue, Post 978
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Originally New Templar Hall (1932)
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Something to do with or donated by ex-provost Archibald MacKenzie of Milliken
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PICTURE 48 CLUE is second image.
Bonnie Wood O' Craigielea
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Is this the martyrs monument at woodside?
Thought martyrs uprising was 1820.
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A massively important historical building to Paisley and Scotland, even the UK...that rarely gets a mention. Didnae think you could go into it any more...you'll end up getting the jail Sonny. Should be a special Buddie award for the folk that rebuilt it - that widnae huv been cheap.
Private residence.
http://www.renfrewshire.gov.uk/ilwwcm/publishing.nsf/Content/els-jh-HistoricBuildingsBlackhallManor
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47, a bit of a dark place.
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Thanks Pod and Eddy for the additional info on the Hamilton Fountain (PICTURE 44).
Pod - I think the barmaid was called Sarah but it was a long time ago. She was blond but not overly big
As no-one has yet identified PICTURE 45 I shall leave it for now - first time a Picture has not been identified in 24 hrs although Pod believes he knows it.
PICTURE 46 CLUE is ....
(PS If PICS dont appear for a few days this week it is because I am away but dont worry they will continue on my return.)
You could be right,I think her name was Sarah.Don't think she was from Paisley.
As for picture 46. Not a place I like visiting or in a hurry to visit personally.
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PICTURE 44 was (nearly
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Blackland Mill(bleaching mill) was close to the bowling ground(of same name) on Braehead Road.
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The anchor might be a giveaway.
Paisley - My Pics Of Old Or Unusual Buildings Or Places Of Interest.
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