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Titan Crane Clydebank Underside

Scotland

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Andy Brownlie

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The Titan Crane situated in Clydebank, Scotland, is a 150ft cantilever crane built in 1907 for the John Brown & Company shipyard. This crane was used to build some of the world's largest ships including the Queen Mary, the Queen Elizabeth and the QE2. In 2007, the crane became a tourist attraction and shipbuilding museum where visitor can take a lift to the top of the crane and enjoy the amazing views. This is a view from underneath the crane.