Maryhill Library :: Shared Description
The library is one of a dozen Carnegie Libraries Link
which were built in Glasgow in the early 1900s. It is also one of seven which were designed by the Inverness born architect James R Rhind Link .
The building is Category B Listed Link .
The other Rhind libraries in the city are at Parkhead, Bridgeton, Dennistoun, Govanhill, Woodside and Hutchesontown.
which were built in Glasgow in the early 1900s. It is also one of seven which were designed by the Inverness born architect James R Rhind Link . The building is Category B Listed Link
.The other Rhind libraries in the city are at Parkhead, Bridgeton, Dennistoun, Govanhill, Woodside and Hutchesontown.
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