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Kelvingrove Park A public park, pictured close to the entrance at The Common Guild gallery www.thecommonguild.org.uk. Created as the West End Park in 1852 by noted English gardener Sir Joseph Paxton. vimeo.com/185945304 This book provides an overview of Terms and Conditions 2 List of Officers studying at the GSA and in Glasgow, This magazine is a general guide. and features links to more specific The information it contains is as far Patron information on our website, and other as possible up to date and accurate at HRH the Prince Charles, content such as video, accessible directly the time of publication, but is subject Duke of Rothesay through your smartphone via QR codes to alteration without notice. 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