The book can still currently be purchased from Stephen O’Neil’s store (and online shop) at 1030 Pollokshaws Rd, Glasgow, G41 2HG.

Visiting Glasgow for the first time, or a local who wants to explore further? This guide is a must-have for anyone who wants to learn more about the local history, heritage and visitor attractions of the Southside.

Our heritage trails range across seven areas of South Glasgow, mapping out the vibrant mix of industrial, architectural and multicultural heritage south of the Clyde. Taking in villas and tenements by Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson, public baths, mosques, libraries, synagogues, castles, old cinemas, parks and more, each chapter brings the heritage of the Southside into focus as never before.

See the homes, grand civic buildings and artworks connected to actors, sportspeople, politicians, artists, philanthropists and other local characters. Enjoy stunning archival photographs of the Southside in every section along with handy tips about hidden local gems. Learn all about the people, places and events that make South Glasgow the fascinating place it is today.

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Paperback: 150 pages
Publisher: South Glasgow Heritage & Environment Trust (1st ed)
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-1-5272-5391-9
Product Dimensions: 148 x 210mm

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For pre-Xmas 2021 delivery please order by the date above. Books purchased after that will be posted in mid-January as we are taking a break.

Stories from the Southside is a new collection of short stories and poems focusing on the fascinating people and places that make South Glasgow. The collection comes as a booklet and is edited by South Glasgow Heritage and Environment Trust, with the support of Glasgow City Heritage Trust, and the Scottish Graduate School for Arts and Humanities.

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The Southern Necropolis was opened in 1840 and is the final resting place of over 250,000 contributors to the history and heritage of Glasgow.

This book contains a selection of unique and fascinating characters who are included within the onsite heritage trail within the cemetery. Follow the enclosed trail map for a wander around the many lairs within the three sections

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