The crane was built in 1931-32 to lift heavy locomotives and boilers onto ships for export.
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The crane was built in 1931-32 to lift heavy locomotives and boilers onto ships for export. It has not been used since the 1990s but is kept as a symbol of Glasgow's shipbuilding and engineering past.
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