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Are you a Weegie? 

This site has been designed and built by a weegie, for weegies, and for weegie wannabees everywhere! By the way, weegies are from Glasgow. So now you know

 

 

www.weegieweb.org.uk ,

Electric Scotland

Created in Scotland, run from the USA and operated in Canada, this site has pretty much a bit of everything.

http://www.electricscotland.com ,

Hidden Glasgow 

This site has forums and chat rooms devoted to issues involving Glasgow.  You are free to browse or to register to join in and have your opinion heard

www.hiddenglasgow.com ,

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Glasgow Pictures

Absolutely fabulous pictures of Glasgow, old and new, including old adverts, shopfronts, hotels and cinemas, site by Stuart Neville.  Look and enjoy!!

 

 

www.glasgowpictures.co.uk/index.html ,

Text Box: Webmaster : Liz  Smith

Postcards of Glasgow

Old postcards showing Glasgow scenes of yesteryear.  Ignore the domain name—these are Glasgow postcards!

 

www.oldstratforduponavon.com/glasgow ,

Buffalo Bill in Glasgow

Tom Cunningham has researched the visits to Glasgow of Buffalo Bill Cody and his Wild West Show and has now written a second book on the subject of Buffalo Bill in Scotland.  This link will take you to the website on this subject.  Interesting reading…….

 

www.tnais.com/bbis/bb.html ,

The Glasgow Barras and Barrowland Ballroom

This links to the official website for both these Glasgow ‘institutions’.

 

www.glasgow-barrowland.com/ ,

The Glasgow Apollo

Once Green’s Playhouse Cinema, famous for it’s Golden Divans, then renamed the Apollo—the premier music venue for bands on tour; the building was not reprieved and the space is now home to a large, multi-screen cinema complex.  But the echoes of the Apollo live on! 

 

www.inthewilderness.com/apollo/ ,

Glasgow Network of Aligned Sites

 A fascinating exploration of aligned sites or leylines in Glasgow, first brought to light by Harry Bell in his book, Glasgow’s Secret Geometry.  On this site you will find out more about Harry Bell, his book and the alignments which run through some of the oldest sites in Glasgow.

 

www.geocities.com/alignedsites/ ,

Glasgow—Scotland with Style

 Lots of good stuff on this website.  As well as letting you know what’s on in Glasgow, it also has fascinating facts, a history timeline ( which this link leads to) and accommodation, shopping etc….

 

www.seeglasgow.com/media-office/facts-and-figures/glasgows-timeline ,