Scoops
Ice cream parlour in Wemyss Bay
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Scoops in Wemyss Bay is listed here under Ice cream parlour. You'll find it in Wemyss Bay PA18 6BA.
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Meigle · 2.5 miles
This is the only restored Royal Observer Corps underground monitoring post in the West of Scotland, operational during the Cold war until stand-down in September 1991. Open most Sundays from April to September.
Decoy Control Bunker (Gg3)
Greenock · 5.6 miles
A decoy bunker is situated on Whitelees Moor, about 280m NW of Whitelees Cottage. Constructed of brick and concrete it would have housed a small generator to power the decoy lighting. J Guy 2001; NMRS MS 810/11, Part 2, 97-8
Well Park War Memorial
Greenock · 6.8 miles
The base of the memorial depicts a Viking ship with Victory holding a laurel wreath. On the cross are symbols representing sea, land and air. Other symbolism is evident.
1820 Massacre Memorial
Greenock · 6.8 miles
This commemorates the death of 8 citizens killed in the Reform Riot in 1820. Commissioned by Riverside Inverclyde and Inverclyde Council.
Horseshoe
Greenock · 6.8 miles
A horseshoe set into the paving near the Lyle Fountain, this marks the site of the gallows which were used for public hangings between 1812 and 1834.
cairn
Greenock · 6.8 miles
The Cairn was erected by the firefighters of Inverclyde to commemorate the tragic events in New York on 11 September 2001 (9/11).
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