Paisley mural No. 41: "James Goodfellow OBE" by Shaun Devenney (DEV) on Rowan Street, Paisley town centre.

James Goodfellow OBE

by Shaun Devenney (DEV)

Street
Rowan Street
Painted
Stop
41 of 50

The story

A second Rowan Street wall by Shaun Devenney (DEV) honouring James Goodfellow OBE, the Paisley inventor of the PIN. Together the two pieces make Rowan Street a small shrine to the town's quiet genius.

You'll find it on Rowan Street in Paisley town centre — a free, self-guided walk that takes in fifty-two painted walls across the old streets.

Shaun Devenney (DEV) has 3 murals on the trail in total. Look out for their other work as you walk the route.

The mural is on a public street, free to view, and visible day or night — though you'll get the best photos in daylight. Use the interactive trail map to plan your walk.

Spot a mistake?

If you know more about this mural — the artist, the year, the story behind it — please drop us a line. The trail is a community project and we update it whenever new information turns up.

Next stop
No. 42 — Orr Square, Orr Square.
Head from Rowan Street over to Orr Square — the trail map has the full walking line.
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