Change: banks. The structure maintains the river as freshwater up steam and brackish down steam from the weir. There is a footpath over the weir but this is to allow access for maintenance only and there is no public access. The weir also carries two water mains over the Clyde.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 600)

Change: achievementachievement. beforeIt beingwas moved to theGlasgow greenGreen in 1890. It is the largest teracotta fountain in the world, and after years of neglect and vandalism its historical importance was recognised and it was again dismantled, restored and then relocated to its new   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 554)

Change: In 1901 Glasgow Corporation built a tidal weir at the park straddling the River Clyde to provide a means to maintain the level of the   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 554)

Change: Following the economic depression after the Napoleonic Wars, 324 jobless workers were employed to remodel Glasgow Green by the Town Council of Glasgow into the park as it is seen today. The Doulton Fountain was originally exhibited at the Kelvingrove International Exhibition in 1888 as   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 468)

Change: in the world, and after years of neglect and vandalism its historical importance was recognised and it was again dismantled, restored and then relocated to its new site within Glasgow Green in front of the People's Palace in 2005.Templeton’s Carpet Factory was designed by William Leiper and construction   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 393)

Change: western Streetend of Monteith Row in 1892 at Glasgowthe expense of James McLennanin. The arch was moved again in 1922 to the west edge of the Green asfacing Charlotte Street and again in 1991to its present position facing the McLennanOld Arch.High Court in the Saltmarket.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 391)

Change: There were only format changes (bold, italics, etc.) in this version. See this version for details. (Word count: 316)

Change: wash,bleachwash, bleach linen, graze livestock, dry fishing nets and to swim. The park was crossed by the Molindinar and Camlachie Burns and was originally a swampy flood plain but culverting of these dried out the land. The Doulton Fountain was originally exhibited at the Kelvingrove International Exhibition   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 316)

Change: piano nobile of Robert and James Adam's 1890General Assembly Rooms, Ingram Street,Post asOffice aacquisition triumphalbut arch.the Thecentral buildingarch was demolished -rescued and thesubsequently archwasre-erected subsequentlyin resitedGreendyke twiceStreet -at theGlasgow mostGreen recentas being   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 319)

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