Girls Entrance, Scotland Street School Museum, Glasgow - stock photo

Glasgow, UK - August 7, 2011: The Girls entrance to the Art Nouveau-style Scotland Street School Museum, Glasgow. Designed and built by architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh between 1903 and 1906, it served as a school for the Tradeston district of Glasgow until it closed in 1979. It reopened as a museum of school education in Scotland, as well as one of the most popular showpieces of Mackintosh's architectural work.
Glasgow, UK - August 7, 2011: The Girls entrance to the Art Nouveau-style Scotland Street School Museum, Glasgow. Designed and built by architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh between 1903 and 1906, it served as a school for the Tradeston district of Glasgow until it closed in 1979. It reopened as a museum of school education in Scotland, as well as one of the most popular showpieces of Mackintosh's architectural work.
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