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  • Merchant City Walking Trail

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    GLASGOW’S MERCHANT CITY GLASGOW’S MERCHANT CITY Web: www.glasgowmerchantcity.net Merchant City Trail All efforts have been made in the accuracy of the information in this leaflet. The funders of this leaflet are not responsible for any inaccuracies that may occur. The Merchant City... ...open for trade The Merchant City lies at the heart of Glasgow’s City Centre, where historically the tobacco lairds and traders which once made Glasgow the Second City of the Empire came to do business, socialise and build their townhouses ... and later their warehouses. The area still possesses a remarkable consistency, of materials and rhythm and demonstrates a strong civic pride through the number of buildings adorned with carved coats of arms. Despite the area falling victim to the inner city obsolescence that afflicted so many parts of urban Britain in the Twentieth Century, the Merchant City became the scene of a remarkable public sector led renaissance during the 1980’s and was held up internationally as a successful example of how post industrial architecture can re-make itself if events and political wills conspire - to create new solutions and dynamic partnerships. More recently a large part of the area has been designated the focus of an inter agency programme to repair the fabric of its historic architecture and streets. The Merchant City Townscape Heritage Initiative matches funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund with finance from both Glasgow City Council and Scottish Enterprise Glasgow to enable a phased programme of improvements to buildings