DescriptionWooden carving in Port Glasgow town hall - geograph.org.uk - 360926.jpg
English: Wooden carving in Port Glasgow town hall One of a pair of wooden carvings, this one depicts the Comet steam ship which was built in Port Glasgow in 1812.
An adjacent plaque reads "These carvings were designed and crafted in 1936 by the head of Glasgow School of Sculpture, Archibald Dawson, as part of a church improvement scheme which was funded by the members of Newark Parish Church and Sir James Lithgow."
"These carvings were presented to Inverclyde District Council by the church elders on the dissolution of Newark Parish Church in 1988".
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An adjacent plaque reads "These carvings
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