
Gallus Glasgow Learning Resources for schools
Download our Gallus Glasgow Inter-Disciplinary Learning Resources for schools!

Be a Building Detective!
Is there a building in your area that you’ve always been curious about? Want to know where to find out more?
Downloadable Maps for educators
Sulman Map, 6 A4 pages, (50MB, PDF) If the above file is too large you can download the pages individually below: Page 1, Page 2,


Recorded Talk: Spotlight on…Gallus Glasgow for educators
A special recorded webinar for teachers and educators giving a guide to the Gallus Glasgow resource, how you might use it in the classroom and some resources to assist you.

Gallus Glasgow Events Archive
Here are some of the events we’ve held online during the Gallus Glasgow project. Watch back in your own time!

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Recording Glasgow’s Urban Glory: An Evening with Prof John R Hume
Thursday 7th September | 7pmWe join Prof Hume in conversation with Dr Jeff Sanders, of the Society of Antiquaries Scotland, to look back on his industrious career including positions at the University of Strathclyde as a lecturer in Economic and Industrial History and Historic Scotland, latterly as Chief Inspector of Historic Buildings.

Series 3 Episode 2: Glasgow’s Gaelic Place-names with Dr Alasdair Whyte
Dr Alasdair Whyte Was a real motivating factor to kind of change the narrative or to draw attention to another bit of that story. So I think, probably, most listeners will be aware of the huge numbers of Gaelic speakers that were displaced as a result of clearance and emigration. Actually, much earlier than people

Episode 1: Are you dancing? Yes, we are asking, with Norry Wilson, Lost Glasgow
Norry Wilson guides a nostalgic stroll through Glasgow’s iconic music venues—Barrowland, Apollo—and explores how these spaces fuel collective memory and social connection.