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One of Inverclyde's most iconic landmarks will soon be back working like clockwork thanks to a restoration project. Friends of Wemyss Bay Station have secured funding to restore the clock tower to its former glory. The 120-year-old tower was built as part of the grade A listed station, which has become famous the world over as an architectural masterpiece.
(Permalink) Clock tower Friends of Wemyss Bay Station Wemyss Bay  Wemyss Bay: View from the ends of platforms 3 and 4 looking through the circulating area to the glazed pier walkway. The stations clock tower can be viewed through the glazed roof to the left.  Wemyss Bay: CalMac's MV Argyle prepares to leave a snowy Wemyss Bay for Rothesay, overlooked by the railway station's magnificent clock tower. |
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