A historic Glasgow building has been demolished, but parts of it were saved.
As the Glasgow Times reported at the time, the Sir John Stirling Maxwell building in Pollokshaws was announced to be “sadly demolished on the grounds of public safety” at the end of April.
The 1907 unlisted property has been empty since 2011 and has been on the Buildings at Risk Register. Its roof collapsed earlier this year.Now, the structure has been knocked down. Pictures taken by Colin Mearns show the site, as piles of bricks lay where the former school used to be.
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