Basically, George Square is Glasgow's city centre.
This is always a hub of activity regardless of time of year.
There are numerous monuments and statues here and bordering George
Square are buildings such as Glasgow Queen Street train station, the
Glasgow City Council Building, and a lovely pub/restaurant, the
Counting House. For a concise history and description of
George Square,
click here.
Inscription on WWI vets monument.
Sir Walter Scott atop his pillar
in the centre of George Square.
WWI veterans monument.
Behind it is Glasgow City Council Building.
Kids n' pigeons.
Glasgow Queen Street Station, on
northwest corner of George Square.
The inevitable outcome of
combining an equestrian statue of Prince Albert, a road cone,
and an inebriated Glaswegian.
Eastward view of George Square in
early October.
Top of the Glasgow City Council
Building.
Equestrian statue of Queen
Victoria.
Another view of Queen Victoria.
James Watt, inventor of the steam
engine.
Southward view of George Square
in late November.
Some military-type figure.
When I figure out who it is, I'll update this.
Walter Scott decked out for the
holidays.
WWI veterans monument with
holiday decor.
Walter Scott all lit up.
Glasgow City Council Building.
Another view of holiday Walter
Scott pillar. I took this the morning I went up to
Stirling to check out Stirling Castle.
