Glasgow Central was extended to the west in 1904 for which a new bridge over the Clyde was built (Clyde Viaduct [Glasgow Central]).
This line is divided into a number of portions.
This was a large terminus in Glasgow on the South bank of the River Clyde. No part of the original station remains but portions of its later extension remain on Bridge Street. It was replaced by Glasgow Central, just to the north over the River Clyde.
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This hoist connected Glasgow Central station, above, with the very important steamer quay, Broomielaw Quay. The hoist was located in the southern part of the station.
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The imposing bridge over the River Clyde south of Glasgow Central was built in 1904-08 and modified in 1961 when the original Clyde Viaduct [Glasgow Central] [1st] was removed.
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This is the busiest station in Scotland. It was established by the Caledonian Railway in 1879 and was hugely expanded in 1901-5.
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