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 Old
Parish Church in Lenzie
Built in 1874 a Category C listed building |
 The
Tower baronial mansion
a Category C listed building in Lenzie Built in 1858 as a " ticket villa ":- The history of Lenzie starts from 1842 when the Edinburgh - Glasgow Railway opened and a station built to serve Kirkintilloch. The building of houses for commuters to Glasgow began about 1848 and encouraged by the offer of free season tickets by the railway company to people building large villas near stations. |
 Primary
School in Lenzie
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 Lenzie
Academy
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 Union
Parish Church in Lenzie
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 Lenzie
Public Hall
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 Saint
Cyprian's Church in Lenzie
built in 1873 a category B listed building. |
 Signpost
to Lenzie Moss
on the Strathkelvin Railway Path through Lenzie |
 Campsie Fells
from the Lenzie Moss Local Nature Reserve Lenzie Moss is a marshy area comprising of lowland raised bogs. These were once exploited for peat but now feature deciduous woodland mainly of silver birch. The area is a sanctuary for wildlife, including rabbits, deer and foxes. |
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 Map of
Lenzie and Kirkintilloch
( Note: Click here or on map for larger format copy ) |
 Location
Map of Lenzie
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Strathkelvin
Railway Path 
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Fells 
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