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Latitude: 55.85 / 55°51'0"N
Longitude: -4.2678 / 4°16'4"W
OS Eastings: 258123
OS Northings: 664194
OS Grid: NS581641
Mapcode National: GBR 0HQ.YN
Mapcode Global: WH3P8.D7Y4
Plus Code: 9C7QVP2J+2V
Entry Name: Engineering Works, 8-14 Scotland Street, Glasgow
Listing Name: 8 and 14 Scotland Street
Listing Date: 17 June 1986
Category: B
Source: Historic Scotland
Source ID: 377285
Historic Scotland Designation Reference: LB33536
Building Class: Cultural
Also known as: 8-14 Scotland Street, Engineering Works
ID on this website: 200377285
Location: Glasgow
County: Glasgow
Town: Glasgow
Electoral Ward: Govan
Traditional County: Renfrewshire
Tagged with: Architectural structure
2 sections:
1. 1864-5, 2-storey 11-bay block, ashlar. Ground floor
segmental arched windows and large basket arched cartway with
bold voussoirs. String course. 1st floor arched windows with
13-pane glazing pattern. 2 windows over door blocked. Tie
plate at eaves level. Slate roof.
Interior a high single storey L-plan. Inside of L formerly
opened to a yard, 2 tall cylindrical cast-iron columns with
mountings for jib cranes (the latter removed). 3 W bays
formerly 2-storey with upper floor a panelled office.
Kingpost timber roof.
2. 1870-1, 2-storey 4-by 6-bay office. Front ashlar,
channelled on ground floor continuing across quoins. Basket
arched door and sash and case windows with roll moulded
arrises. Cornice over ground quoins. 1st floor 4 basket
arched windows. Eaves cornice. Wallhead stack. Paterson
Street elevation 6 bays, brick, now harled except yellow
brick margins. 1 window now a door. Dentil cornice. Ground
and 1st floors. Slate roof, corrugated rear.
Interior: panelled window reveals, plaster cornice and
ceiling rose, now part of warehouse, ground floor. Upstairs
a flat.
Blair Campbell and McLean, Scotland Street Copper Works, had
the largest Copperworks in Scotland in 1891-1903.
Specialising in brewing and distilling mashes and stills and
locomotive domes. Most of it has been demolished. Office part
of Howden's second works, built 1870-2 for marine
engineering.
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