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Ferguslie Park, Paisley — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Ferguslie Park is a residential suburb at the north-west extremity of Paisley, with Linwood west of it and Glasgow Airport north.
About Ferguslie Park
Where to stay in Ferguslie Park
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Ferguslie Park's usefulness to a traveller is proximity: Glasgow Airport sits immediately north, which makes the suburb an early-flight address more than a sightseeing one. Paisley holds the monuments. Tannahill's Monument at Castlehead, the Witches' Well of West End and the Statue of May Donoghue all stand on the town's side of the boundary. Linwood lies west, a town rather than a base.
Rooms in Paisley itself put St James' Church of Scotland on Underwood Road and the Martyrs Church at Broomlands within reach.
About Ferguslie Park
What are the main landmarks in Ferguslie Park?
The names recorded around Ferguslie Park belong to Paisley rather than to the suburb itself: Canal Street Church, St James' Church of Scotland on Underwood Road, and the Martyrs Church at Broomlands. Two memorials stand apart. The Paisley Witches Memorial and the Witches' Well of West End mark one strand, while Tannahill's Monument stands in Castlehead Churchyard and the Statue of May Donoghue elsewhere in the town.
Oakshaw Street carries listed addresses of its own. The Martyrs Monument in Woodside Cemetery on Broomlands Street closes the group.
What is the history of Ferguslie Park?
Ferguslie Park enters the account as a residential suburb of Paisley in Renfrewshire, and the older history on this ground is the town's, the martyrs commemorated at Woodside Cemetery, the witches remembered at the West End. No founding year attaches. Linwood sits west of the suburb and Glasgow Airport north of it.
Tannahill's Monument at Castlehead and the Statue of May Donoghue carry names the town has chosen to keep.
Where is Ferguslie Park?
Linwood closes Ferguslie Park's western side and Glasgow Airport its northern one, with the rest of Paisley and Renfrewshire lying inward.
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Updated September 2026