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McCaig's Tower, Oban
Built in 1897 by John Stuart McCaig , it provided work for local stonemasons and was intended to stand as a monument to his family. Unfortunately he died and it was never completed and it is now a public garden. It stands overlooking Oban, and is well worth a visit for the magnificent views.
Built in 1897 by John Stuart McCaig , it provided work for local stonemasons and was intended to stand as a monument to his family. Unfortunately he died and it was never completed and it is now a public garden. It stands overlooking Oban, and is well worth a visit for the magnificent views.
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