Brunswick Place

Brunswick Place was a two-storey building located on 20 Brunswick Street in downtown Glasgow, Scotland. It was considered to be a strong contender for the birthplace of Sir John A. Macdonald, first prime minister of Canada.Sir John A. Macdonald's first home demolished in Glasgow as condos and retail space planned - Andrew Duffy - 2 May 2018 - The Ottawa Citizen - Retrieved 15 March 2021 The building was demolished in 2017.Historians lament destruction of Sir John A. Macdonald's birthplace - 7 May 2018 - CBC News - Retrieved 15 March 2021
Brunswick Place was identified as Macdonald's birthplace in a publication printed by The Empire, the "Memorial Album of Sir John A. Macdonald G.C.B.".Memorial Album of Sir John A. Macdonald G.C.B. - C. Berkeley Powell - Published 1891 - Page 5 - Retrieved 15 March 2021 The Empire was founded by Macdonald and other Conservatives in 1887, and published by friend David Creighton.
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