Trinity Building
When visiting the Trinity Building in Glasgow, you will be entering a true part of Glasgow’s architectural history. Designed by Charles Wilson, and completed in 1860, the building served for 112 years as the training college for Scotland’s ministers up till 1972. The building was converted to 21 townhouses in the mid-80s. Inside the building you will see exceptional architecture that blends ornate stonework, stained glass, and tropical plants, with modern residential spaces. On your visit we will explain the history of the building and how the site became sought after by both the Free Church and Glasgow University, and we will bring you up to date with the recent renovation works carried out on the main tower.
ADDRESS & CONTACT INFO
35 Lynedoch Street, Glasgow, UK, G3 6AA
35 Lynedoch St, Glasgow G3 6AA, UK
G3 6AA
1860
Charles Wilson
VISIT DETAILS
TOUR DATES & TIMES
Saturday 21st September: 11 : 00 AM, 1 : 00 PM, 3 : 00 PM
BUILDING OPENING HOURS
Saturday 21st 11:00am - 4:00pm. Please note as this is a private residence, the building is only open during tour times.
BOOKING DETAILS
OTHER INFORMATION
TRAVEL
Nearest Train and/or Subway: Kelvinbridge Subway
Parking Available: yes
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Parking Available: yes
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ACCESSIBILITY
Physical Access: Not Accessible
Further Accessibility Details: There is a staircase that provides access to the building.
Facilities:
Additional Restricitions on Access: -
Further Accessibility Details: There is a staircase that provides access to the building.
Facilities:
Additional Restricitions on Access: -
ORGANISATION
Organised by: Trinity Residents
We are representatives of the Trinity residents.
Tel: 07889 344650
Email: mcconnon@me.com
Website:
We are representatives of the Trinity residents.
Tel: 07889 344650
Email: mcconnon@me.com
Website:
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