Flemington House
Introduction
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Flemington House
Image: © Thomas Nugent Taken: 28 Mar 2010
This building, designed by famous Scottish railway architect James Miller, opened in 1904 as the HQ of the North British Locomotive Company who had the largest locomotive works in Europe at that time. The works finally closed in 1961, NBLC having failed to make a successful transition from steam to diesel power. The building was bought by Glasgow Corporation and has served as a college under various different names until the present day North Glasgow College moved out in 2009. Now a business centre. The carved figures above the door are Speed (on the left) and Science (on the right). Note also the front elevation of a steam locomotive in between and the NBLC lettering on the gates and below the locomotive. See also Image and Image
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Image Location
Latitude
55.879364
Longitude
-4.228628