The imposing French Gothic Glasgow Institute for the Deaf and Dumb. Founded in 1820, the institute moved from its original location on Parson Street to this location on Prospecthill Road in the 1860s. The building itself was designed by Salmon, Son and Ritchie could accommodate 150 pupils on the three-acre site. In the 1920s, it became Langside School for the Deaf, and later was home to Langside College.