The Trades Hall: Genealogy Talks.
ADDRESS & CONTACT INFO
85 Glassford Street, Glasgow, UK, G1 1UH
85 Glassford St, Glasgow G1 1UH, UK
G1 1UH
VISIT DETAILS
TOUR DATES & TIMES
Saturday 21st September: 11 : 00 AM, 2 : 00 PM
Sunday 22nd September: 11 : 00 AM, 2 : 00 PM
Sunday 22nd September: 11 : 00 AM, 2 : 00 PM
TOUR INFORMATION
Tour Duration: 1 hour
Tour Meeting Point: Robert Adam Room
Tour Meeting Point: Robert Adam Room
BUILDING OPENING HOURS
The Trades Hall itself is open Saturday and Sunday, 9:30am - 3:30pm - last entry 3:00pm.
BOOKING DETAILS
OTHER INFORMATION
TRAVEL
Nearest Train and/or Subway: Glasgow Queen Street, Argyll Street, Buchanan Street Subway
Parking Available: no
Additional Parking Details: NCP Car Park, Glassford Street
Parking Available: no
Additional Parking Details: NCP Car Park, Glassford Street
ACCESSIBILITY
Physical Access: Limited Access
Further Accessibility Details: Limited Access - There are stairs to certain rooms that don't have a lift.
Facilities: Toilets, Wheelchair Accessible Toilet
Additional Restricitions on Access: -
Further Accessibility Details: Limited Access - There are stairs to certain rooms that don't have a lift.
Facilities: Toilets, Wheelchair Accessible Toilet
Additional Restricitions on Access: -
ORGANISATION
Organised by: Trades House
The Trades House of Glasgow
Tel: 0141 553 1605
Email: jackie.mullen@tradeshouse.org.uk
Website: www.tradeshouse.org.uk
The Trades House of Glasgow
Tel: 0141 553 1605
Email: jackie.mullen@tradeshouse.org.uk
Website: www.tradeshouse.org.uk
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