1860s warehouses at Speirs Wharf in the north of Glasgow. Positioned at the end of the Glasgow spur of the Forth and Clyde Canal, close to its junction with the of Monkland Canal, this was once an important inland port.
Lambhill Stables on the Forth and Clyde Canal in Glasgow. This was one of four stables built to the same classical design (similar to that used for Canal House at Speirs Wharf) along the canal in the early 1800s. These provided fresh horses at regular intervals for Swifts (fast passenger boats travellig the length of the canal). The other similar stables were at Shirva, Crainmarloch and Easter Cadder near Kirkintilloch.
Canal House at Speirs Wharf on the Forth and Cylde Canal in Glasgow. Built around 1800 as offices for the Forth and Clyde Canal Company, it's thought to have been designed by David Hamilton.