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Russell Institute

Opened in 1927 by HRH Princess Mary the clinic was a gift to the town by Agnes Russell in memory of her two brothers.

The building was designed by James Steel Maitland, who also designed the Arnotts Store in Gauze Street as well as several notable buildings in the High Street.

The clinic served mainly the children of the town but in 2011 the Health Board decided it was too expensive to keep running and have put the iconic building up for sale.

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History

• St Mirin

• Paisley Abbey

• Medieval Drain

• Town Hall

• Robert Tannahill

• Sma’ Shot

• Mill Legacy

• Oakshaw

• Woodside First Aid Post

• Glen Cinema Disaster

• Paisley Canal Disaster

• Paisley Picture Houses

• The Paisley Witch Trial

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• The Paisley Snail

• St Mirren FC

• The Paisley Rocketeers

• Old Paisley :-

• This Old House

• Paisley Architects

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