Saints of Ingram

The Saints of Ingram stands out with its ornate stone carvings and the distinct, repurposed architecture of a former bank building. Originally serving as the headquarters for the Union Bank of Scotland, the structure features heavy granite pillars and detailed masonry that reflect the wealth of nineteenth-century Glasgow commerce. Inside the grand hall where clerks once balanced ledgers for industrial magnates, rows of tables now fill the space. The vault remains in the basement, holding bottles instead of bullion today.