The painting, now in the collection of the McLean Museum was originally presented to the town of Greenock in 1906 by Sir Donald Currie, 1825-1909, a famous shipowner born in the town.

This contribution is taken from the collections of the McLean Museum, Greenock, part of Inverclyde Council “After the night of 6th May we were turned out to the distillery in Baker Street.

McLean Museum and Art Gallery This engraving from ... While the numbers of Scottish slave ships officially recorded as sailing from Greenock and Port Glasgow are small by comparison with Liverpool ...

The collection of about 300 posters, from Britain and other allied countries, were compiled by the McLean Museum in Greenock during the conflict and immediately afterwards. A unique collection of ...

The McLean Museum and Watt Library were originally constructed as two ... The buildings were a much loved jewel in the Greenock crown but had become jaded, tired and worn. Collective Architecture were ...

The painting, now in the collection of the McLean Museum was originally presented to the town of Greenock in 1906 by Sir Donald Currie, 1825-1909, a famous shipowner born in the town. Comments are ...