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Helensburgh and Lomond
has a rich history, from clans and battles to being the birthplace of a pioneer of television!
Lady Helen Colquhoun
The Battle of Glen Fruin
John Logie Baird
Henry Bell
Helensburgh Coat of Arms
Andrew Bonar Law
The Sugar Boat
Clan MacAulay
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