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near to Helensburgh, Argyll And Bute, Scotland

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	Helensburgh by Stephen McKay Looking along West Clyde Street. The obelisk commemorates Henry Bell, designer of the first practical passenger steamship.
	Contemplation on Helensburgh pier by Carol Walker
	John Logie Baird by Bill Jarvie Bust of John Logie Baird at Helensburgh.
	Clyde Street School by Lairich Rig This is a view from the other side of East Clyde Street. Click on the end-note title for other views.
	Baptist Church Helensburgh by Tom Sargent Built in 1886 this church has a lively membership.
	Helensburgh - St Michaels & All Angels Church by Colin Park
	West Kirk, Colquhoun Street by Andy Briggs Church of Scotland, built in 1853.
	Lido Fast Food by Richard Sutcliffe Fish and chip shop on West Clyde Street. Beyond are 'Helensburgh Cycles', 'Fabric & Finery' and a British Heart Foundation charity shop.
	Bust of John Logie Baird by Thomas Nugent John Logie Baird Link , the inventor of television was born in Helensburgh in 1888. The bust is on West Clyde Street at John Street.
	Bonar Law House and plaque by Pete Marrison This unassuming building was once the Caretaker’s House for the Clyde Street School in Helensburgh. A plaque now names it as “Bonar Law House” in recognition of Prime Minister Andrew Bonar Law whose married home was “Seabank” at nearby... (more)
	Helensburgh Central railway station by Steve Houldsworth Helensburgh Central railway station serves the town of Helensburgh on the north shore of the Firth of Clyde, Scotland. The station is a terminus on the North Clyde Line, 24 miles north west of Glasgow Queen Street railway station. Opened in... (more)
	Cherry Trees Helensburgh by Eddie Mackinnon Cherry Trees in bloom taken corner of Argyle St and James street Helensburgh