997 - Port Glasgow

from Forgotten Towns Hosted by Alexander Rennie

Series 12 Episode 8 - PORT GLASGOW (# 997 Visited 25/08/2025) Renfrewshire, Scotland : Population 14,620 (Rank # 697) Get yourself filled in on Port Glasgow's shipbuilding as we go diving for pearls of wisdom. MUSIC Music Box Dancer - Frank Mills Shipbuilding - Robert Wyatt THANKS The Buildings of Scotland (Lanarkshire & Renfrewshire) - Pevsner, N. et al Visit the UK's 1,000 largest settlements with Alexander Rennie. For full details of both challenge and podcast, see https://forgottentowns.org

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