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 The
Schaw Home in Bearsden
The 130-year old, Tudor Gothic mansion is a well-known landmark. It was built by Miss Marjory Schaw as a
memorial to her late brother, Archibald S. Schaw, merchant,
and gifted to the Glasgow Royal Infirmary in 1893. The architect was James Thomson. The commanding feature is the central square tower. The impressive, B-listed building was used as an overflow hospital for patients requiring urgent medical attention during World War Two. From the 1870s - 1980s the mansion was used as a convalescent home by Glasgow Royal Infirmary. Subsequently run as the Lyndoch Nursing Home. In 2007 it was converted into private apartments and re-named as Schaw House. |
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House in Bearsden
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House in Bearsden
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 The
Schaw House in Bearsden
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 The
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 Schaw
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House in Bearsden
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House in springtime
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House in springtime
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 Snow
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 The
Schaw House in Bearsden
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 Monkey Puzzle / Chilean Pine Tree at
the
Schaw House
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 Chestnut Tree at
Schaw Court
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 Chestnut Tree at
Schaw Court
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 Scots Pine Tree at
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 Garden
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housing
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housing
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 Aerial
view of
Schaw Home in Bearsden
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 Aerial
view of
Schaw Home in Bearsden
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view of
Schaw Home in Bearsden
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Schaw Home in Bearsden
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 Schaw
Convalescent Home in Bearsden
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 Gate House for
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 Gate
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