This summer why not take a walk through Port Glasgow enjoying both the scenery and the fascinating history of the town. Download the guided walk booklet here. Or you could take a copy of the map and enjoy the walk on its own.
I've updated the details of my Port Glasgow Heritage Walk and you can download a pdf of the walk and larger map from here. There are some great things to see along the way. Here's just a few you might like:-
1 Newark Castle dating from the 15th century
3 Ropework Buildings - former ropeworks, now apartments
6 Coronation Park and riverside
7 Shipbuilders of Port Glasgow sculpture
Shipbuilders of Port Glasgow sculpture, Coronation Park
8 Memorial Clyde Boating Tragedy
9 Murals at Steamboat Quay
10 & 11 Lighthouses
14 Shipyard Names (Tesco carpark)
17 Church of St John the Baptist built in 1854
19 New Parish Church and Churchyard - this building dates from 1823, original church much earlier
21 Murals & Hood's Well in Port Glasgow railway station
23 Former Town Hall and Masonic Lodge in King Street built circa 1750s
25 Port Glasgow Library, former town buildings built in 1816
27 Port Glasgow War Memorial
28 Endeavour Sculpture
Endeavour sculpture, Port Glasgow
As you can see, there's lots to explore in Port Glasgow.
Download the Booklet and Map to find out more.
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