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Tobacco Laird's House

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#192 of 286 things to do in Glasgow

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42 Miller Street, Glasgow G1 1DT, Scotland

+44 141 204 4400

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“Nice House ”

Nice bit of architecture from the height of Glasgows trade heyday. Nice to look at and pleasant to... read more

Reviewed 16 July 2016

Sarah D

via mobile

“Great looking house”

This was an interesting house. It's built in a Victorian Style and is simple yet elegant, it looks... read more

Reviewed 16 February 2015

BelfastFoodTravelMan

Belfast, United Kingdom

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Reviewed 16 July 2016 via mobile

Nice House

Nice bit of architecture from the height of Glasgows trade heyday. Nice to look at and pleasant to walk past if going for an architectural tour of Glasgow or a stroll through the merchant city. To get the most out of the history of Glasgows...More

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Reviewed 16 February 2015 via mobile

Great looking house

This was an interesting house. It's built in a Victorian Style and is simple yet elegant, it looks stunning in the sun light. It truly captures how part of the wealth of the tobacco trade helped shape Glasgow.

2 Thank BelfastFoodTravelMan

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