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NOTES: Paisley Civic Centre was built in four phases from 1969-1973. Phase 1 was completed in 1969, Phases 2 and 3 were completed by 1972 and Phase 4 containing the dining facilities was finished in early 1973. The council suite and chamber for both the county (Renfrew) and the borough (Paisley), which were part of Phase 4, were put on hold pending local government reorganisation.

NOTES: Paisley Civic Centre was built in four phases from 1969-1973. Phase 1 was completed in 1969, Phases 2 and 3 were completed by 1972 and Phase 4 containing the dining facilities was finished in early 1973. The council suite and chamber for both the county (Renfrew) and the borough (Paisley), which were part of Phase 4, were put on hold pending local government reorganisation.

NOTES: Paisley Civic Centre was built in four phases from 1969-1973. Phase 1 was completed in 1969, Phases 2 and 3 were completed by 1972 and Phase 4 containing the dining facilities was finished in early 1973. The council suite and chamber for both the county (Renfrew) and the borough (Paisley), which were part of Phase 4, were put on hold pending local government reorganisation.

NOTES: This was a modernisation of the plant with a new administration and amenity complex. The building was given the RIBA Architecture Award for Scotland in 1978 and also commended by the judges of the Structural Steel Design Awards.

NOTES: This school building by Stillman Eastwick Field was an addition to earlier school buildings on the site, which are dated 1902, 1910 and 1930 respectively. The earlier buildings were part of Haberdasher Aske Boy's School which moved to Aldenham in Hertfordshire in 1961. The new building was a comprehensive designed for 1,135 pupils, commissioned by the newly formed ILEA.

NOTES: The cathedral was begun in 1229 and not finished until 1601.

NOTES: The cathedral was begun in 1229 and not finished until 1601.

NOTES: This image is from a personal album belonging to John Pantlin. .