Trongate  |  GALLERY

Highly eroded Glasgow CoA on exterior of ventilation shaft (pic 62 CS 17_11_19)

"St Kentigern himself on the Tron Steeple, looking — despite his bishop's crook — as if he's just stepped out of Earthsea. Going by its expression, though, it seems that no man is a hero to his salmon. [Kinetic sculpture by Sharmanka, 2001]" @ncdominie. Niall Murphy says he is "fascinated with how something as ancient can be renewed and given purpose most recently in 2001 with the installation of Sharmanka’s St Mungo with his bird, delicate tree canopy and bell.."" (pic 24c @ScotsPhotos 18_05_20)

Tron Steeple (pic 9b CS 07_03_19)

Tron Church. Possibly the oldest external Glasgow CoA in the city. @ncdominie asks, "am I right in thinking this (over the main door of the @TronTheatre) is the oldest surviving architectural example? It certainly looks like the one on p. 120 of MacGeorge's "Inquiry", though a bit battered" (pic 286 @ncd0minie) 09_04_19

A Glasgow CoA and some doos on a City Improvement Trust building at 39 Trongate (pic 51 CS 04_07_2019)

103 Trongate (pic: 61 CS 17_11_18

167 Trongate, between the Tron & King St (pic CS 12_11_18)

77 Trongate (pic 317b CS 27_05_19)

Panopticon (pic 320 CS 27_05_19)

Buchanan Society, Trongate_ King St corner (pic 63 CS 17_11_18)