Municipal Buildings, Greenock

McLean Museum and Art Gallery – Inverclyde Council

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A selection of works is on display at the Municipal Buildings, the headquarters of the Inverclyde Council, in the Provost’s Room, the Debating Chamber, the Grand Corridor and other locations. Access is by appointment during working hours and can be arranged by contacting museum@inverclyde.gov.uk

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24 Clyde Square, Greenock, Inverclyde PA15 1LY Scotland

01475 717171

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Artworks

  • Gourock
    Gourock John B. Fleming (1792–1845)
    Municipal Buildings, Greenock
  • A Winter Sunset, Mid Quay, Greenock, 1888
    A Winter Sunset, Mid Quay, Greenock, 1888 Patrick Downie (1854–1945)
    Municipal Buildings, Greenock
  • Between Brodick and Corrie, Arran
    Between Brodick and Corrie, Arran John Stewart (1842–1897)
    Municipal Buildings, Greenock
  • A Portion of Old Greenock (James Weir's Property, 20–22 West Blackhall Street, 1845)
    A Portion of Old Greenock (James Weir's Property, 20–22 West Blackhall Street, 1845) Norman Macbeth (1821–1888)
    Municipal Buildings, Greenock

Not every artwork is on display – if you would like to see a particular work, contact the venue before your visit

McLean Museum and Art Gallery – Inverclyde Council has another 531 artworks

Artists

  • George Thompson of Partick
    Norman Macbeth (1821–1888)
  • The Day of Rest, Winter
    Patrick Downie (1854–1945)
  • A Glen in Arran
    John Stewart (1842–1897)
  • View of Greenock
    John B. Fleming (1792–1845)
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