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Glasgow: West End
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As Glasgow grew new streets were laid out. In the 1720s Candleriggs and King Street were built. In 1751 the West Port or gate was demolished and the main obstacle to westward growth was removed. Virginia Street was built in 1753 Jamaica Street was built in 1763. Queen Street followed in 1777 and St Enochs Square in 1783. Buchanan Street was built in 1786 and St Georges Square in 1787.
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The West End of Glasgow consists of a number of distinct areas each with their own particular attractions and characteristics. Spreading west from Charing Cross it includes Woodlands, Hillhead, Hyndland and Byres Road. It ... includes the lovely Kelvingrove and the hustling bustling area of Partick running from Argyle Street along Dumbarton Road. This section gives a flavour of different parts of the West End:
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JPG Stretch Limousines offers luxury American stretch Limousine hire and rental services in Glasgow, the Clyde Valley, West of Scotland, and the surrounding area. Hire a Hollywood American super stretched limo for Weddings, Birthdays, School Proms, business trips, Glasgow Airport, Prestwick Airport and for Stag and hen nights UK.
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Stylish hotel in Glasgow's cultured West End. Short walk from Byres Road and Ashton Lane. Also within the vicinity is the illustrious University of Glasgow and it's exquisite 15th century architecture...More info about the Botanic Hotel
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In the early Middle Ages there was one general market in Glasgow but as the town grew separate markets were held. By the late 15th century there was a salt market (which lives on as a place name). There was ... a wool and linen market about the market cross. A fruit and vegetable market was held in Gallowgate. There was also a meat market just north of Trongate, a fish market at Westport, and a horse market and a grain market by the High Street.
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