Glasgow's glass palace (Print 2332944) 1959 and we're on-stage at Glasgow's

and we're on-stage at Glasgow's old St Andrew's Halls

were still performing live in 2012

their brothel creepered-feet were walking and dancing in the footsteps of the city's earliest rock'n'roll fans

the makeshift climbing frame was great fun

with navigation rights being removed in 1952

Glasgow's glass palace (Print 2332944) 1959 and we're on-stage at Glasgow'sIn a city notorious for it's wet climate, it's always nice to have a warm and dry spot to sit out the showers. The Winter Garden, at the People's Palace, has provided just such a shelter since January 1898, when it was opened by the Earl of Rosebury. There's still something magical about the tropical warmth, and deep, loamy smells of the giant greenhouse. Originally, the ground floor of the People's Palace provided reading and recreation rooms, with a