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English:
George Square, Glasgow
, south side. On the corner of South Hanover Street the McLaren warehouse and repository building of 1922, designed by
James Miller
, has been conserved with additional storeys, and renamed Lomond House. The adjacent Monteith House at 11 George Square was built around 1863, probably to a design by
John Burnet
. At 13–14, Olympic House with its main entrances in
Queen Street
. was designed by James Miller around 1904-05. The equestrian statue is of Prince Albert.
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| Author | dave souza |
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