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Allan and Ferguson's
Views in Glasgow
PLATE THREE
Glasgow Union Bank
Robert Black (c.1800-69) designed new premises for the
Glasgow Union Banking Company at the foot of Virginia Street. In
1843 the bank merged with the Glasgow and Ship Bank to form the
Union Bank of Scotland and they sold the Virginia Street office
to the City of Glasgow Bank. This engraving is reproduced in
James Pagan's Sketch of the History of Glasgow, 1847, as
the City of Glasgow Bank. The building was demolished.
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