They Belonged to Glasgow: The City From the Bottom Up

by Rudolph Kenna, Ian Sutherland

Famed as the second city of the empire, Glasgow's origins lie not only in the medieval town based around the High Street, but also in the numerous villages outside the city boundaries, including Anderston and Partick. As the city spread, the villages were consumed and the social conditions within them gradually altered. This book charts these changes through eye-witness accounts drawn from the archives and the local press.

144 pages, Paperback

First published August 31, 2001

Reviews

[Cait]

A very interesting social history of Glasgow

[Adam Kennedy]

3.8