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Glenlee is a steel-hulled three-masted barque, built as a cargo ship at Port Glasgow under that name in 1896 for Glasgow owners. With later owners she was named Islamount and Clarastella. From 1922 she was the sail training ship Galatea in the Spanish Navy. Since 1993, carrying her original name, Glenlee has been a museum ship at the Riverside Museum on Pointhouse Quay in the Partick area of Glasgow, known as The Tall Ship at Glasgow Harbour.
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Masts removed from historic Glenlee Tall Ship in next stage of £1.8m restoration - The Scotsman
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Masts of Tall Ship Glenlee removed for conservation work - BBC
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Historic vessel welcomes Spanish Navy officials to Glasgow - Glasgow Times
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Historic Tall Ship masts removed for first time in three decades - STV News
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The Incredible Tall Ship In Glasgow You Can Climb On And Explore Like A Real Sailor - Secret Glasgow
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Masts of Famed Glasgow Tall Ship Removed for Restoration - The Maritime Executive
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Dramatic moment Glasgow Tall Ship's masts are removed for first time in 30 years - Glasgow Times
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Tall Ship Glenlee to become paid attraction again - Ships Monthly
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Top prize for Loch Katrine steamship named after Walter Scott - The Herald
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Aceo Spirits releases a special blend to celebrate the 125th birthday of the Tall Ship Glenlee - Whisky Magazine
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Iconic Tall Ship Glenlee's masts removed for first time in 30 years - Glasgow Times
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Stunning ship bar, made with Entropy Resins, enables charity to unlock revenue stream - Yachts and Yachting Online
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Glasgow's Tall Ship 'Glenlee' to become paid attraction once again - Rayo
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Why Glasgow's only tall ship's masts are being removed - and taken to England - The Herald
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The historic Scottish ship that will now be charging for admission to preserve future - The Scotsman
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Hidden coins and scroll found after masts removed from historic tall ship - STV News
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Tall Ship Glenlee: Italian shipping magnate Achille Lauro revealed as saviour of historic Glasgow sailing vessel - The Scotsman
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Abandoned in a Spanish port - how the Glenlee came home to Glasgow - The Herald
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The 128-year-old historic tall ship Glenlee undergoing £1.8m restoration - The Scotsman
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Historic Glasgow tall ship Glenlee may have to introduce admission charges to stay afloat on Clyde - The Scotsman
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Historic Clyde-built Glenlee honoured in new Spanish sailing ship design - The Scotsman
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Future secured for Tall Ship Glenlee - Glasgow West End Today
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Glasgow's Tall Ship Glenlee to undergo £1.8m restoration with April reopening date - Glasgow Live
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'Boundless enthusiasm': Tall Ships volunteer wins prestigious national award - The National Scot
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Glasgow heritage icon named best visitor attraction in west of Scotland - Glasgow Times
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'I never thought I would see it again' - 10p Coin tossed in 1998 found on Tall Ship - Glasgow Times
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Glasgow's tall ship Glenlee in battle to secure future as she marks 125th year - The Herald
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Glasgow's famous tall ship to temporarily lose its masts as £1.8m renovation continues - Glasgow Live
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Secret history of Glasgow's tall ship the Glenlee revealed - The Herald
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Restoration work begins on historic Clyde vessel Tall Ship Glenlee after £1.8m funding boost - STV News
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