Former Paisley Infantry Barracks
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Former Paisley Infantry Barracks
Image: © Thomas Nugent Taken: 5 May 2014
This photo shows the Whitehaugh Avenue side of some of the remaining barracks buildings. Canmore describes the building with the chimneys as follows, "Despite its 'antique' appearance, as an L-shaped tower house it seems that the hall, which bears an artillery crest, is of the interwar period. The actual hall, to the south of the 1930s building, seems to be an adaptation of a pre-existing building of the barracks".
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Image Location
Latitude
55.847454
Longitude
-4.405406