Local church
The Oak Mall indoor shopping centre now forms the central feature of the town
Both Marks and Spencer (1936) and Woolworths are in their original buildings in the Oaks Mall
Greenock is a gateway to Glasgow but a nice place to spend a day
With shopping bags full, just outside of the Oak Mall
A castle in the city
McLean Museum
Greenock, Scotland - 7/16/2006
Greenockis a large burgh in the Inverclyde Council Area in western Scotland
Students who do not travel further often attend the James Watt College of Further & Higher Education
Greenock was recently the backdrop to two successful films: Sweet Sixteen and Dear Frankie
Historically, the town relied on shipbuilding, sugar refining and wool manufacturing for employment
Greenock reached its population peak in 1921 (81,123) and was once the sixth largest town in Scotland
Greenock's most famous son is the engineer James Watt (steam engine)
Greenock suffered badly during the Second World War
The Municipal buildings with Victoria Tower
Local church
The Oak Mall indoor shopping centre now forms the central feature of the town
Both Marks and Spencer (1936) and Woolworths are in their original buildings in the Oaks Mall
Greenock is a gateway to Glasgow but a nice place to spend a day
With shopping bags full, just outside of the Oak Mall
A castle in the city
McLean Museum
Greenockis a large burgh in the Inverclyde Council Area in western Scotland
Students who do not travel further often attend the James Watt College of Further & Higher Education
Greenock was recently the backdrop to two successful films: Sweet Sixteen and Dear Frankie
Historically, the town relied on shipbuilding, sugar refining and wool manufacturing for employment
Greenock reached its population peak in 1921 (81,123) and was once the sixth largest town in Scotland
Greenock's most famous son is the engineer James Watt (steam engine)
Greenock suffered badly during the Second World War
The Municipal buildings with Victoria Tower
