Let there be light... (Print 2377711) Choose Size:A4 Frame with Bevel Edge Mount and A5 Image built in 1875

built in 1875

and just how much the city lost to the construction of the concrete artery

shows one of the old prison halls shortly before the building was demolished

caught in the River Clyde by one of Kentigern's monks

perhaps after a few more lessons

Let there be light... (Print 2377711) Choose Size:A4 Frame with Bevel Edge Mount and A5 Image built in 1875Looking like a cross between a scene from Alien and the world's scariest subterranean roller coaster, this was one of the Clyde Tunnels before the road deck and lining went in. Under each road deck is the pedestrian cycle tunnel and ventilation ducts. The Clyde Tunnel is actually two parallel tunnels. Works started in 1957 and the tunnels cost 10. 5m; with the builders using a tunnel shield based on the design that Marc Isambard Brunel used to burrow