Gallus Glasgow events

Series 2 Episode 3: Alasdair Gray’s Glasgow with Sorcha Dallas, The Alasdair Gray Archive

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Recorded CPD – Identification of Defect, Damage and Decay Affecting Scottish Sandstones

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Gordon Urquhart delivers a lecture at a podium during a Glasgow’s Gilded Age event. He wears a dark suit and tie, reading from prepared notes. A banner beside him displays the event branding and website, while a historic image of a Glasgow street scene is projected behind him.

Alf Webster: Glasgow’s Lost Genius, Gordon Urquhart

The author of A Notable Ornament examines the events and personalities surrounding the construction of the Kelvinbridge landmark, and chart its early history through to 1915 and Alf Webster’s windows.

Annual Reports

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Brutal Glasgow – Anniesland Court

Case Study: Mackintosh at the Willow

Address:	215-217 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow
Type of project:	Comprehensive Building Repair
Grantee:	Mackintosh at the Willow
GCHT Grant offered:	£200,000
Total project costs:	£7,659,700

Brutal Glasgow – BOAC

Series 2 Episode 10: A Natter with Niall, with Norry Wilson from Lost Glasgow

Have you wondered what Niall’s favourite building in Glasgow is? Well this week you can find out! The tables are turned on Niall as his good friend Norry finds out about how he ended up at GCHT and any lessons he’s learned from the podcast.

EXHIBITION: Wylie & Lochhead – Scotland’s Most Successful Furniture Maker

Open Weds & Fri | 10am – 4pm | GCHT, 54 Bell Street, G1 1LQ

Discover the story of Wylie & Lochhead, the most successful furniture manufacturer in Scotland.

Glasgow Green and Sport- Part Three

This blog explores the history of rowing on the Clyde. As the most popular spectator sport in the city up until the 1870s, races often saw crowds in excess of 30,000 lining the riverbanks. Ladies races were also held, but were seen as a novelty, an ‘amusing spectacle’.