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Look Up & Look Out for Tenements!

Saturday 8th June 2019 | 12-2pm | Elderpark Library, Govan G51 3TZ | This event is FREE for all to attend, booking requested
Become a tenement detective!
Glasgow City Heritage Trust in partnership with Govan Cross THI invite you on an investigative walk around Govan’s traditional tenements – hunting for common building issues and potential repairs. Through an informal talk, interactive walk, and grown-up scavenger hunt for homeowners, tenants, and building managers, you will learn what you’re looking at, and how to fix it!
At this event you will:
- Learn how tenements are designed to work!
- Empower yourself to identify common building problems and their often simple solutions!
- Become a defender of Glasgow’s traditional tenement homes – your own, and your community’s!
We will meet at Elderpark Library for tea/coffee and a brief talk by Niall Murphy, GCHT’s Deputy Director, followed by a short walk around the block, looking at buildings and defects in context, then return the library for a short wrap-up session.
Govan Cross THI and Glasgow City Heritage Trust are funded by Glasgow City Council, Historic Environment Scotland, and the Heritage Lottery Fund.