What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: St George's Tron Church. William Stark 1809 Recorded plaque organisation: Glasgow Landmarks.
William Stark was a significant figure in the history of St George's Tron Church, serving as its minister in 1809; his tenure contributed to the religious and community life of Edinburgh during a period of social and industrial change.
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