Hiddenglasgow.com Website Review

hidden glasgow: exploring glasgow's industrial heritage and history. glasgows' hidden architecture is disappearing due to regeneration.. it is over 10 years since hidden glasgow first launched, and in that time a fantastic community has developed.. this community of over 6000 has uncovered many of the mysteries of the city and continues to stitch together the history. good starting points for people just visting the website for the first time: p.s. yes i know i have made this page look ugly by being slap dash with my te*ny update. sorry about that!! what were once railway tracks or blocks of flats are now the sites for these unusual structures. but...we do have a photo of govan dry docks as seen from the top of the tower!!! sure that the sun never shone on south street. it was one of europe's largest brick buildings. however, regeneration plans have dictated through some changes. a few years ago it was knocked down and rebuilt, featured are some photographs taken during the rebuilding. or created during ww11. including bunkers, gun emplacements, fuel depots, barracks, etc. see exotic an*mals. glasgow has had a number of these including bostocks scottish zoo and pickards noah's ark at the panopticon in the has been the site of many events. ranging from glasgow fair, markets and circuses to public speeches and demonstrations. facing each other across the clyde. in no particular order is some gathered information about what they were built for. clyde have lain unused for the last 15 years. recent demolition work has seen what remained of the buildings being flattened to make way network.. of course instead of developing and improving over the years the rail network has been neglected. although disused is still in remarkably good condition and is an excellent example of a british battalion sized location. being slowly consumed by vegetation, weather and the local young teams in the woods behind cardross village. phased out and closed down. now lying abandonded to the elements and the will of the ever vigilant property developers, glasgows asylums no