final few days

On one side, this exhibition collects the real-life stories of former local employees of the Bryant & May factory in Maryhill. On the other, it reflects on the wider stories of the company and the famous match strike of 1888, aided by the artistic responses of Wyndford-based artist Rabia Saleem.

The Exhibition is on now and runs until 12th September 2023.

Open Monday to Friday, 10am - 5pm

FREE ENTRY

On one side, this exhibition collects the real-life stories of former local employees of the Bryant & May factory in Maryhill. On the other, it reflects on the wider stories of the company and the famous match strike of 1888, aided by the artistic responses of Wyndford-based artist Rabia Saleem.

Open Monday to Friday, 10am - 5pm

FREE ENTRY

On one side, this exhibition collects the real-life stories of former local employees of the Bryant & May factory in Maryhill. On the other, it reflects on the wider stories of the company and the famous match strike of 1888, aided by the artistic responses of Wyndford-based artist Rabia Saleem.

Open Monday to Friday, 10am - 5pm

FREE ENTRY

On one side, this exhibition collects the real-life stories of former local employees of the Bryant & May factory in Maryhill. On the other, it reflects on the wider stories of the company and the famous match strike of 1888, aided by the artistic responses of Wyndford-based artist Rabia Saleem.

The Exhibition is on now and runs until 12th September 2023.

Open Monday to Friday, 10am - 5pm

FREE ENTRY

On one side, this exhibition collects the real-life stories of former local employees of the Bryant & May factory in Maryhill. On the other, it reflects on the wider stories of the company and the famous match strike of 1888, aided by the artistic responses of Wyndford-based artist Rabia Saleem.

The Exhibition is on now and runs until 12th September 2023.

Open Monday to Friday, 10am - 5pm

FREE ENTRY

On one side, this exhibition collects the real-life stories of former local employees of the Bryant & May factory in Maryhill. On the other, it reflects on the wider stories of the company and the famous match strike of 1888, aided by the artistic responses of Wyndford-based artist Rabia Saleem.

The Exhibition is on now and runs until 12th September 2023.

Open Monday to Friday, 10am - 5pm

FREE ENTRY

On one side, this exhibition collects the real-life stories of former local employees of the Bryant & May factory in Maryhill. On the other, it reflects on the wider stories of the company and the famous match strike of 1888, aided by the artistic responses of Wyndford-based artist Rabia Saleem.

Open Monday to Friday, 10am - 5pm

FREE ENTRY

On one side, this exhibition collects the real-life stories of former local employees of the Bryant & May factory in Maryhill. On the other, it reflects on the wider stories of the company and the famous match strike of 1888, aided by the artistic responses of Wyndford-based artist Rabia Saleem.

Open Monday to Friday, 10am - 5pm

FREE ENTRY

A photographic journey back in time. These photographs document the wholesale demolition of Glasgow’s slum tenements to be replaced by multistory boxes in the sky and peripheral housing schemes remote from the city centre. A time which saw the decline of the traditional industries of heavy engineering, shipbuilding and steelworks which had made Glasgow the second city of the empire. The days of Clyde steamers which transported Glaswegians “doon the water" to Dunoon, Largs and Rothesay. Gillespie’s images capture memories of the past and of a brave new world in the makin