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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ST MARY'S CHURCH (Tron Church on Site of) | Tron Church on site of St Mary's Church | Church Officer Mr Simpson Stirlings Library |
006.11 | A large plain modern building with a spacious cupola in the centre of the roof. Its interior is well fitted up with Jews Galleries, sufficiently commodious for abour 1300 persons. This edifice is a parochial church and was built upon the site of an older one which "was founded and endowed by a community in 1484and dedicated to the Virgin Mary. In the year 1592 it underwent a thorough repair and on the 8th of February 1793 it was destroyed by accidental fire. The steeple belonging to the church projects onto the Trongate forms a striking feature in the street. It was built in 1637. The underpart of the steeple being used as a tron gave to it its present name. Clelland Annals. |
| TRON CHURCH | Tron Church on site of St Mary's Church | Church Officer Mr Simpson Stirlings Library | 006.11 | A large plain modern building with a spacious cupola in the centre of the roof. Its interior is well fitted up with Jews Galleries, sufficiently commodious for abour 1300 persons. This edifice is a parochial church and was built upon the site of an older one which "was founded and endowed by a community in 1484and dedicated to the Virgin Mary. In the year 1592 it underwent a thorough repair and on the 8th of February 1793 it was destroyed by accidental fire. The steeple belonging to the church projects onto the Trongate forms a striking feature in the street. It was built in 1637. The underpart of the steeple being used as a tron gave to it its present name. Clelland Annals. |
| TRON STEEPLE | Tron Steeple | Mr Simpson David Hume Church Officer |
006.11 | A large plain modern building with a spacious cupola in the centre of the roof. Its interior is well fitted up with Jews Galleries, sufficiently commodious for abour 1300 persons. This edifice is a parochial church and was built upon the site of an older one which "was founded and endowed by a community in 1484and dedicated to the Virgin Mary. In the year 1592 it underwent a thorough repair and on the 8th of February 1793 it was destroyed by accidental fire. The steeple belonging to the church projects onto the Trongate forms a striking feature in the street. It was built in 1637. The underpart of the steeple being used as a tron gave to it its present name. Clelland Annals. |
| CITY OF GLASGOW BANK [Trongate] | 006.11 |
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