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Allan and Ferguson's
Views in Glasgow
PLATE TWELVE
St. Jude's Episcopalian Chapel
St. Jude's was designed by John Stephen (c.1807-50) and
erected 1838-9 by the congregation of the Rev. Robert Montgomery,
author of various poetical works. It stands on West George
Street, to the west of Blythswood Square, which was one of the
city's most fashionable residential areas. The building
subsequently was converted into offices and in the 1990s was
transformed into the Malmaison Hotel.
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