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Here is a typical Victorian tenement flat of 1892, a fascinating time capsule of the first half of the 20th century.
It was the home of an ordinary Glasgow shorthand typist, Miss Agnes Toward who lived up this 'close' for more than 50 years, and it retains many original features such as the bed recesses, the kitchen range, coal bunker and bathroom. In the gaslit parlour the table is set for afternoon tea - and there is a rosewood piano - a sure sign of Victorian gentility! There is an exhibition on the ground floor about tenement life.
There is no parking nearby and visitors are recommended to use a city centre car park and walk to Buccleuch Street (see directions below).
It was the home of an ordinary Glasgow shorthand typist, Miss Agnes Toward who lived up this 'close' for more than 50 years, and it retains many original features such as the bed recesses, the kitchen range, coal bunker and bathroom. In the gaslit parlour the table is set for afternoon tea - and there is a rosewood piano - a sure sign of Victorian gentility! There is an exhibition on the ground floor about tenement life.
There is no parking nearby and visitors are recommended to use a city centre car park and walk to Buccleuch Street (see directions below).
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By Car:
Park in a city centre car park and then on foot to Buccleuch Street via Cambridge Street, the least steep route, or Rose Street which is also suitable for cars dropping off visitors.There are limited parking spaces outside the Tenement House parking vouchers for which can be purchased at the ticket desk. There is also metered parking around the corner from the House. By Bus: Strathclyde Buses (20/20A, 51/51A/51B, 66/66A/66B) stop nearby in West Grahame Street. |
Tenement House Postcode for SatNav: G3 6QN
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