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Forth
of Clyde
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Old
docks at
Bowling on
the Firth of
Clyde |
Bell Memorial Obelisk on the River Clyde |
Bell Memorial Obelisk ( Mon ) |
Obelisk at Dunglass Castle A
Commemorative
Monument
Memorial To Henry Bell. A stone obelisk erected in 1839 - a memorial to engineer Henry Bell - stands within the grounds of Dunglass Castle, on a rocky promontory on the north bank of the River Clyde. Henry Bell designed the paddle steamer Comet, launched in 1812 to provide the first regular steamship service on the Clyde. |
Dunglass Castle and the Bell
Memorial Obelisk |
Dunglass Castle A
14th century courtyard castle
containing a 16th century ( c1590 ) fortified house. The round tower is probably 17th century and to have been a pigeon house. |
Dunglass Castle on the River Clyde at Bowling |
Aerial view of Dunglass Castle on the River Clyde at Bowling |
Dunglass Castle &
Bell Obelisk on the River Clyde at Bowling |
Dunglass Castle &
Bell Obelisk on the River Clyde at Bowling |
Dunglass Castle &
Bell Obelisk on the River Clyde at Bowling |
Dunglass Castle &
Bell Obelisk on the River Clyde at Bowling |
Old
docks at Bowling on the River Clyde |
Kilpatrick Hills from the old
docks on River
Clyde at Bowling |
 Erskine
Bridge across River
Clyde
from Bowling |
Sunset on the River Clyde |
Erskine
Bridge and Bell Memorial Obelisk on River Clyde from Dumbarton Castle |
Bell Memorial Obelisk and the red Dunglass Light Beacon on River Clyde beneath Milton Crags |
Dunglass Castle and the red Dunglass Light beacon on River Clyde |
Forth & Clyde
Canal at Bowling |
:: Dunglass
Castle & Bell Obelisk Gallery 
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