The Briggait is an integral part of Glasgow’s architectural heritage. Once the city’s fish market of over a century, the building’s now the headquarters of Scotland’s largest studio providers – Wasps.
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Come and visit St. Ninian’s which was designed by David Thomas in the Neo-Gothic style and built between 1872 and 1877 on land which was given by Sir John Maxwell and is a listed building. It was the first Episcopal Church to be built on the south side of Glasgow. Early worshippers ranged from the industrialist William S. Dixon of Govanhill to the pioneering Scottish footballer Andrew Watson, who was married here.
You will be able to walk around on your own, and guides will be available to answer your questions,
You will be able to see the a number of stained glass windows – some which are the work of
Heaton, Butler and Bayne and others by Stephen Adam at the chancel which represent events from the Gospels and the murals painted by William Hole.
You will be able to hear music and enjoy the stunning acoustics in the building.
You will be able to smell incense
You will be able to feel the calming atmosphere of the building
You will be able to taste beverages and baking (free of charge)
Opening times:
No Booking Required
St. Ninian’s is an operating church. The hall is used by a variety of community groups.
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The Briggait is an integral part of Glasgow’s architectural heritage. Once the city’s fish market of over a century, the building’s now the headquarters of Scotland’s largest studio providers – Wasps.
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