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Moray Place : Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson House
Greek Thomson House, Scotland – 19th century Scottish home
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Moray Place House
1-10 Moray Place, Glasgow, Scotland
Date built: 1861
Design: Alexander Greek Thomson, architect
Summary:
The Alexander Thomson family moved into 1 Moray Place in 1861, on completion of the initial terrace of ten houses. Alexander “Greek” Thomson eventually died at this address.
News, May 2004
No.1 Moray Place, Strathbungo, Glasgow by Alexander Greek Thomson is for sale at £275,000. The home of Greek Thomson expert, Gavin Stamp, the Grade A-listed house was lived in by Greek Thomson until 1875.
Not to be confused with Moray Place House in Edinburgh by architect Richard Murphy
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