When it comes to the destruction of historic landmarks around Glasgow, the post-war era definitely has a lot to answer for - not least on the High Street.
In the 1970s the famous thoroughfare lost a building that to the untrained eye looked as if it had stood for centuries.
Designed to resemble a medieval castle, the Hydraulic Power Works at the corner of High Street and Rottenrow cut a fine figure indeed for what was essentially a district pumping station.
