IN Pictures — A Look Back At When They Demolished Garvel House
WORK to knock down historic Garvel House at James Watt Dock, Greenock, started 15 years ago today.
A bulldozer moved in to level the structure on 20 December 2004, most of the work taking place overnight.
Garvel House dated from 1777 but Clydeport was given permission to demolish it because it was in such poor condition.
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— Gourock’s Changing Shorefront In The Early 1970s
— Industrial Buildings Along Greenock’s A8 Corridor
— Dalrymple Street Factories and Tesco Being Built
— View From Victoria Tower In 1951
— Greenock Waterfront in the late 1980s
— Craigmuschat Quarry In The 1950s/60s
— What Clyde Square Looked Like
— Greenock Shopping Centre Before The Roof
