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By buying from our online shop you are supporting our charitable work promoting the understanding, appreciation and conservation of Glasgow’s historic buildings for the benefit of the city’s communities and its visitors, now and in the future. Click on the tabs below to explore our shop.

We can arrange international delivery on request. For delivery outside the UK, please contact the office on 0141 552 1331 or info@glasgowheritage.org.uk.

£100.00

Will Knight’s ‘Knight Map of Glasgow’ and Thomas Sulman’s ‘Birdseye View of Glasgow’

£8.00

The Knight Map Postcard Pack (10 cards)

Original price was: £75.00.Current price is: £20.00.

Black & white print of ‘The Knight Map’, 2022, Will Knight

£75.00

Colour reproduction print of ‘The Knight Map’, 2022, Will Knight

Price range: £9.99 through £14.99

St Rollox Works

Price range: £9.99 through £14.99

Sauchiehall Street and Charing Cross

£9.99

Glasgow Green

Price range: £9.99 through £14.99

High Street

Price range: £9.99 through £14.99

Park District

£5.00

Postcard Pack (10 cards)

Price range: £9.99 through £14.99

Cathedral & Necropolis

Price range: £9.99 through £14.99

Tradeston

Price range: £9.99 through £14.99

Cowcaddens and Port Dundas

Price range: £9.99 through £14.99

Merchant City
A large highly detailed panoramic map

£50.00

Full size reproduction print of ‘Bird’s Eye View of Glasgow’, 1864, Thomas Sulman
GCHT black round logo with coloured icons

From: £3.50 / month

Become a Friend
GCHT black round logo with coloured icons

From: £6.00 / month

Become a Fellow

£39.99

The Tenement Revealed, by John Gilbert

£11.00

A5 Glasgow City Heritage Trust Notebook

£8.99

Colouring Glasgow, by John R Hume

£20.00

Creative Minds, edited by Johnny Rodger

£14.99

A Notable Ornament, Lansdowne Church: An Icon of Victorian Glasgow, by Gordon R Urquhart
Sepia image of Victorian Glasgow

£5.00

Recorded Talk: From Brides to The Bridewell: Women’s Lives in a Glasgow City Block

£5.00

Recorded Talk: Maps, Myths & Misrepresentations
Photograph of a large golden tap sculpture which appears to be floating in a flower bed. There is water coming from the tap down into the ground.

£5.00

Recorded Talk: Taps Aff! The Mystery of the Missing Monuments: What Happened After the 1988 Glasgow Garden Festival?

£5.00

Recorded CPD: How Lime Mortar Works with David Wiggins

£5.00

Recorded Talk: Atlantic Slavery Hidden in Plain Sight In A Victorian City

£5.00

Recorded Talk: The Evolution of George Square with Niall Murphy

£5.00

Recorded Talk: Mapping the City with John Moore

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