146K views · 1.1K reactions | Footage of Glasgow streets in the 1970s, featuring some lost Glasgow pubs and clubs. The Muscular Arms at the corner of West George and West Nile Streets, Maestro's on Scott St, the White Elephant on Sauchiehall St, and the Rialto on Hope St. How many of them do you remember? ️ STV #glasgow | Past Glasgow | Facebook

Who built Queen’s Park? And what exactly is a ‘Camp Hill’? In the last year, Glasgow’s parks have been a blessing when so much else was shut. Glasgow Museums, Special Collections and City Archives present a short historical survey of Queen’s Park, in the south-side of the city. | Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum

Bring history to life with extended reality. Let students explore & curate collections through Museums in the Metaverse. | University of Glasgow

Have you heard the story of the Willowwood? Our curator, Alison, tells us the story by looking at the imagery in 'O Ye, All Ye that Walk in Willowwood' made by Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh. You can find this beautiful gesso panel in the ‘Mackintosh and the Glasgow Style’ gallery at Kelvingrove. Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh born #OnThisDay in 1864. #PeopleMakeKelvingrove 📷 Glasgow Life Museums Gesso panel 'O Ye, All Ye that Walk in Willowwood', from the Salon de Luxe, Willow Tea Rooms, made by

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