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1 day ago · The first was to Glasgow Cathedral (built and extended over 300 years, starting in the 1100s). Amazing place and very few people visiting today as they were closed for an event from noon. The stained glass, in particular, was phenomenal. The next visit today was to the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum (6 passengers in an Uber was challenging!).
3 days ago · The O2 ABC was devastated by the same fire that gutted the Glasgow School of Art's Mackintosh Building in 2018. The fate of the 149-year-old building was sealed in August when a dangerous ...
5 days ago · 9 October 2024. Annual Art Competition for Young People on display at Kelvingrove. We were blown away by the talent from our entrants in this year's Annual Art Competition for Young People. Come and see the medal winning artwork created by our talented young artists for yourself at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, on display until 30 October.
3 days ago · Image October 11, 2024 G Dan Mitchell Leave a comment. “Stairway, Kelvingrove Art Museum” — A stairway and red walls at the Kelvingrove Art Museum, Glasgow, Scotland. This is a stairway at the Kelvingrove Art Museum in Glasgow, Scotland. In addition to being a wonderful art and history museum, it has a few other special features.
1 day ago · Ghost signs are the fading remains of old painted signs on buildings, and they provide an invaluable insight into Glasgow’s architectural, social and cultural history. Many ghost signs hide in plain sight, obscured by the urban landscape around them, leaving a tangible part of Glasgow’s heritage vulnerable to development and being lost forever.
23 hours ago · Take a stroll through the tranquil Kelvingrove Park or visit the stunning Glasgow Botanic Gardens, a haven of serenity in the heart of the city. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, an art lover ...
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2 days ago · Illustration of two humeri (1) and two tibiae (2), bones of the great auk uncovered by archaeologists in an ancient kitchen midden in Caithness. The great auk was a food source for Neanderthals more than 100,000 years ago, as evidenced by well-cleaned bones found by their campfires.
