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near to Uddingston, South Lanarkshire, Scotland

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	Tunnock's factory - front wall, with clockface by Lairich Rig See also NS6960 : Tunnock's factory. Some Tunnocksmobiles are shown in NS2072 : Tunnock's Smart Car and NT8425 : Container near Burnhead Farm.
	Uddingston Old Parish Church by Iain Thompson
	Masonic Lodge, Uddingston by Jim Campbell Lodge St Bryde, Uddingston No.579, Uddingston, Lanarkshire, Scotland.
	Tenements: Crofthead Street by Jim Smillie Laighmuir Street on right
	Uddingston Grammar School by Richard Webb The new building in the latter days of construction. It finally opened in January 2009. The location has proved controversial due to its riverside site.
	The corner of Gardenside Street and Main Street, Uddingston by Elliott Simpson According to Link there was a drill hall above the shops which, in 1914, was the base for "C" Company, 6th battalion Cameronians (Scottish Rifles).
	Uddingston Library by G Laird To the left of the library is the Freedom Church and in the background Tunnock's Bakery.
	Uddingston, Douglas Gardens by Robert Murray With a George R pillarbox, presumably this was a George V (1910-1936) box without the letter.
	Uddingston railway station by Thomas Nugent Scotrail Class 156 train number 156 514 at Platform 2 which is used for south and east bound services.
	Uddingston railway station, looking West by Andrew Reid View from platform 2 at Uddingston railway station, looking roughly West towards Glasgow.
	Uddingston 1st railway station (site), Lanarkshire by Nigel Thompson Opened in 1849 by the Clydesdale Junction Railway, later part of the Caledonian Railway, on the line from Motherwell to Rutherglen and Glasgow, this station was replaced by the current one, believed to be in 1878. For many years, the 1849... (more)
	Crofthead Street by Gordon Dowie The tenement flats belong to West of Scotland Housing Association Ltd.