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New faces at GCHT

We are delighted to welcome some new faces to the Trust.  Magdalena Kania joins the team as Office Adminstrator, and will be first point of contact for enquries. Those of you on our mailing list will be receiving regular emails from Magda concerning our latest news and up-coming events.

Ross Wilson and Pernilla Knutsson join the Trust on graduate work placements.  Ross has a background in architectural conservation with a specialism in stained glass, and will be undertaking research on the magnificent Alfred Webster stained glass for a future publication on Lansdowne Church-watch this space for more details!

Pernilla is a planning graduate from Sweden and will continue with the GCHT's ironwork surveys, documenting the fascinating historic ironwork in the Conservation Areas of the City.

  

 

L to R: Graduate placements Pernilla Knutsson and      Ross Wilson, and Magda Kania the Trust's new Office Administrator.

Icon of the Month:
Hutcheson's Hall

This month we take a look at Hutcheson's Hall on Ingram Street, which is inline for further conservation works in the near future.
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Glasgow City Heritage Trust have a monthly feature looking at iconic Glasgow buildings in I-on Glasgow magazine, the essential free guide to what's happening in the City. 

 		  

 

Hutcheson's Hall, Ingram Street

 

News Archive

Winter 2009- OLD/NEW competition winners announced!

Pupils, families and teachers involved in the OLD/NEW heritage photographic competition gathered together at Glasgow City Heritage Trust's HQ earlier this month for the city-wide award ceremony...[click here to find out more]

December 2009- Trust's new Annual Report now available for download.

We are pleased to announce our second annual report is available to download...[click here to find out more]

August 2008- Trust moves to new Headquarters.

Glasgow City Heritage Trust have moved...but only next door! [click here to find out more]

Summer 2008- Heritage is Looking Up in Glasgow!

Glasgow City Heritage Trust has launched a new photography project for local schools, Looking Up, focusing on Glasgow’s ‘hidden’ architecture...[click here to find out more]