Caird Hall
Introduction
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Caird Hall
Image: © stephen samson Taken: 14 Apr 2008
Completed in 1923 designed by city architect James Thomson and named after James Caird the Jute Barron. The destruction of the Town House built by William Adam in 1771 and a number of medieval buildings like St. Clement’s Church and graveyard had to be to make room for the hall.
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Image Location
Latitude
56.459804
Longitude
-2.968401