What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Hutchesons' Hall designed by David Hamilton and built in 1802 Recorded plaque organisation: Merchant City Trail.
David Hamilton was a prominent Scottish architect known for his work on significant buildings in Glasgow, including Hutchesons' Hall, which exemplifies his contribution to the city's architectural heritage.
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