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Anchor – Situated in Gardens Customhouse Pl., Greenock Presented to Inverclyde by the United States Navy to sow contact with the area

Totem Poll – Greenock Cinema, Customhouse Way, Greenock At entrance to Cinema

Blue Metal Structure – Craigs point , Lyle Hill

The Beacon – Customhouse Square - Designed William Clark - Built by Rankin and Blackmore, Eagle Foundry, Baker Street. 1868 A working beacon from the weather vane on top to the mail box at base

Belville St Gardens Sign – Belville St / Serpentine walk, Greenock. 2014. Entrance to Community Gardens

Erigea – West Blackhall St, Greenock - Andy Scott - 2013 Paid for with Town Centre Renewal Funds. Said to be wood nymph that will bring good luck to Town. There are poems in pavement explaining this.

Ginger the Horse – Cathcart St. Greenock - Andy Scott -2013 To commemorate the working horses who worked in local industry

Metal Sail

3 statues along waterfront. 1998 Greenock waterfront The designs for these were from local school. Artist were assigned to schools and these three designs were picked. Funded by regeneration money. 1998

Aspiration – Bow Sprit – Ladyburn Business Park, Ladyburn St, Greenock

James Watt Marina – Several examples of capstains / bollards – fitted for Tall Ships 2011

Navigation Column –Cast Iron Navigation Light relocated here 1860 from Steamboat Quay ( Customhouse Quay )1810 - Esplanade, Greenock

Prospect and trust– wrecked ship – between College refectory and Waterfront Leisure Centre Seat at cinema – on front at cinema

Well Park Bell – East Kirk Crt, Regent St., Greenock. Bell from East Parish Church which stood on this site

Propellor / Capstain / Anchor – Rue End St., Greenock - to signify the shipbuilding past of area

Monarch of Glen - Kilmacolm Road, Greenock - George Wylie 2000 Commissioned by Cloch Housing Ass and celebrates the community and environment of Auchmountain Glen

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