Is this the most historical crane in Scotland ?

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1. Finnieston Cran

2. Titan Cran

3. Here, Da

4. Barclay Curle crane!

5. The Finnieston Crane ? Maybe, it was the last titan type crane built on the Clyde, completed in 1931.

   The one at Clydebank, completed in 1907, was the world’s first electrically powered crane of that type though.

6. I suppose that depends on what you mean by historical. It’s not the oldest

7. The cran?

8. Fuck off! The one outside my flat in Greenock could lift that and toss it tae fuck.

9. ‘most historical’

   

10. “He’s bold as brass him, even the polis!” – Dee Dee

11. It should be flooded all over Greenock never mind that…no wonder they built PG on the hills just outside.Why even bother with the baths or ice rink down at the Waterfront ?
    Didn’t realise so many folks on here from Greenock BTW few different comments already.

12. https://preview.redd.it/prj44d4aydje1.jpeg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=85e1afb73898096dae118b8dcfb94ed2623ee44d

13. There’s a train crane at the railway museum in Bo’ness. It carries some historical significance.

14. No

15. Yes it is. There was an older one but it fell down.

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