Old Photograph Town Hall Govan Scotland

Old photograph of the Town Hall in Govan, Glasgow, Scotland. Govan Town Hall replaced the original municipal buildings in Orkney Street which became the Police Station. The new hall was designed in the Edwardian Renaissance style by the architectural practice of Thomson and Sandilands and built with red sandstone. It was formally opened in 1901 by James Kirkwood, Govan's Provost. The building contained two public halls and municipal offices with a large suite of rooms for council business.



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