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'''Barrhead''' is a town in [[East Renfrewshire]], [[Scotland]] standing on the Levern Water seven miles to the south west of [[Glasgow]]. It was formerly a centre for the production of [[ceramics]], the principal employer being the factory of Thomas Shanks and Sons Ltd. The factory's output was varied but the most popular items produced were imitation [[Ming]] vases. To this day inhabitants are known locally as "Mingers".
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'''Barrhead''' is a town in [[East Renfrewshire]], [[Scotland]] standing on the Levern Water seven miles to the south west of [[Glasgow]]. It was formerly a centre for the production of [[ceramics]], the principal employer being the factory of Thomas Shanks and Sons Ltd.  
 
 
  
 
[[Category: Scottish Towns and Cities]]
 
[[Category: Scottish Towns and Cities]]

Revision as of 10:27, June 1, 2007

Barrhead is a town in East Renfrewshire, Scotland standing on the Levern Water seven miles to the south west of Glasgow. It was formerly a centre for the production of ceramics, the principal employer being the factory of Thomas Shanks and Sons Ltd.