1009 results for 'Glasgow, Garrett'

Glasgow Wordsearch 101 Glasgow-themed Puzzles by Eleanor Abraham and Waverley Books is a fun puzzle book featuring 101 wordsearch puzzles with a Glasgow theme. These puzzles cover a range of topics,...

The Glasgow District Subway is one of the UK's most unique underground systems, with a history that spans over a century. Originally built as a cable railway, it was later electrified and underwent...

The Glasgow Gospel by Jamie Stuart is a unique and engaging retelling of the story of Jesus' birth, betrayal, and resurrection, written in the distinctive vernacular of Glasgow. With characteristic...

Fragments of Glasgow offers a unique snapshot of Victorian architecture in the city. This collection of photographs showcases the diverse and often overlooked buildings that make up Glasgow's rich...

The Glasgow Enlightenment offers a comprehensive exploration of this pivotal period in eighteenth-century Glasgow. Seven chapters focus on prominent professors from Glasgow University, including Adam...

Glasgow's music scene has long been renowned for its vibrant live venues and iconic buildings. This book tells the story of the city's musical heritage through the eyes of those who know it best.From...

The Astronomy of Glasgow: A Story of Five Hundred Years This is a tale of enlightenment and scientific progress in Glasgow over 500 years of history. Astronomy played a significant role in shaping...

Explore Glasgow's rich architectural heritage through its lost buildings. From medieval churches to modern cinemas, this beautifully illustrated book takes you on a journey through the city's history...

Who Belongs to Glasgow? 200 Years of MigrationThis landmark study of Glasgow's migrant groups has been updated with a new chapter, providing an essential insight into the historical background of...

Glasgow A History by Michael Meighan explores the city's rich and varied past, from its origins in the Ice Age to its current status as a vibrant and thriving metropolis. The book delves into...

Glasgow Zen by Alan Spence is a new collection of haiku and other short poetic forms that explore the city's people, landscape, and culture. This latest work from a highly acclaimed poet features...

Glasgow, a city that has undergone significant change, is revisited in this nostalgic guide. The Dear Green Place, a term that still holds fond memories for many, is presented in a pictorial history...

Hidden Glasgow reveals the lesser-known aspects of Scotland's largest city. Carol Foreman explores the often-overlooked buildings and sites that make up Glasgow's complex history, from the abandoned...

Glasgow Tales of the City by John Burrowes is a fascinating study of Scotland's largest city. Packed with new facts and insights, this book brings to life some of Glasgow's most interesting...

Glasgow's historic churches are a testament to the city's rich history and architectural diversity. From the elegant St Vincent Street Church to the intimate Govan Old Parish Church, each one tells a...

Glasgow's Grand Central Hotel: A History of Glamour and LuxuryFrom its opening in 1883, Glasgow's Grand Central Hotel has been a hub of glamour and excitement. This title takes you on a journey...

Old Port Glasgow by Joy Monteith provides a fascinating insight into the history and redevelopment of this former Scottish port. Established in the 1660s as a deep-water port, Port Glasgow played a...

Glasgow: The Autobiography is a rich and varied portrait of one of the world's great cities, spanning its transformation from a bucolic village to a thriving metropolis. The book draws on a wide...

Glasgow in 50 Buildings is a unique study of the city's architectural heritage, exploring its rich history from the sixth century to the present day. The book presents a selection of Glasgow's...

Central Glasgow in the 1970s is a fascinating look at a pivotal moment in the city's history. Historian Peter Mortimer explores the social, cultural and economic changes that shaped this vibrant...

Glasgow Ghost Stories by Gregor Stewart is a collection of spine-tingling tales from and around Scotland's largest city. This anthology brings together a range of ghost stories that will appeal to...

Tracing Your Glasgow Ancestors is a comprehensive guide to researching the history of Glasgow and its people. Written by Ian Maxwell, this book explores the city's development from a minor cathedral...

Villages of Glasgow South of the Clyde is a fascinating exploration of the communities that helped shape Glasgow into one of Britain's most vibrant cities.Although now part of Glasgow, these villages...

Glasgow, the Clyde and Slavery by David Pettigrew This book explores the lesser-known history of slavery in Glasgow, a city with a complex and often contradictory past. The author delves into the...

Glasgow's rich history is woven into the fabric of this unique collection of stories. From the city's most significant events to its most notable figures, these anecdotes bring to life the triumphs...

Explore the natural beauty of Glasgow with this unique map.Urban Nature Glasgow Map is a detailed guide to the city's parks, green spaces and waterways. Perfect for walkers, joggers and nature...

Villages of Glasgow North of the Clyde is a fascinating exploration of the communities that helped shape Glasgow into one of Britain's most vibrant cities.Although now part of Glasgow, these villages...

This personal account explores what makes Glasgow special to its residents. The author shares their story about the city's people and buildings, as well as other aspects of their life.One thing that...

Glasgow Kiss by Alex Gray is a gripping mystery that delves into the complexities of human relationships and the devastating consequences of false accusations. When a popular teacher at Muirpark...

The Railways of Glasgow Post-Beeching by Gordon D. Webster Glasgow's railway network was once one of the largest in the UK, with the city playing a significant role in building locomotives and...

Discover the rich history and heritage of Central Glasgow, from its humble beginnings as a small rural settlement to its current status as a vibrant and stylish city.Glasgow's transformation over the...

Glasgow's railway history spans centuries, with the city once at the forefront of railway engineering. This comprehensive history explores the development of Glasgow's rail network, from its early...

The Long Glasgow Kiss by Craig Russell is a stylish and blackly funny noir that will appeal to fans of crime fiction. In 1950s Glasgow, private investigator Lennox becomes embroiled in a complex web...

Glasgow by Tram in Photographs is a unique visual exploration of Scotland's largest city. Through 56 photographs, John R. Hume captures the essence of Glasgow's tram network, showcasing its history...

A-Z of Glasgow Places-People-History by Michael Meighan is an in-depth exploration of Scotland's largest city. From its industrial past to its modern-day architecture, this fascinating guide delves...

Glasgow's East End Through Time by Gordon Adams explores the city's rich history, from its early days as a small monastic community to its development into a powerhouse of the British Empire. The...

Thomas Annan: Photographer of Glasgow This book explores the life and work of Thomas Annan, the preeminent photographer of Glasgow in the mid-nineteenth century. Annan's photographs capture the...

Glasgow: A City Through Time This collection of old picture postcards offers a unique glimpse into Glasgow's past, showcasing the city's transformation from a small rural settlement to one of...

A gritty and intense Glasgow-set mystery unfolds in this gripping novel. When Mackie's life is turned upside down by two hit men and his uncle's disappearance, he sets out to track him down,...

Glasgow's iconic landmarks come alive in this latest colouring book from Eilidh Muldoon. Featuring intricate artwork and detailed designs, this book is perfect for those looking to add some colour...

Glasgow Weekend Walks by Nick Drainey is a comprehensive guide to 25 walks in and around Glasgow, featuring colour maps and stunning photography. Explore the city's hidden gems and scenic countryside...

Glasgow: Going for a Song (City Cultures) by Professor Sean Damer This lively and witty exploration of Glasgow's social, cultural, and political life reveals the city's transformation from a...

Glasgow has undergone significant changes in its transportation network over the past century. As a boy, the author would often travel by trolleybus or tram to visit relatives, while school and Boy...

The Burrells' Legacy: A Great Gift to GlasgowThis catalogue celebrates the art and legacy of William Burrell, a Scottish collector and philanthropist who left his vast collection of art and artifacts...

Glasgow Central Station Through Time by Michael Meighan is a fascinating exploration of one of Scotland's most iconic landmarks. Originally opened in August 1879, the station underwent significant...

Archaeological excavations at Glasgow Cathedral uncovered evidence for the first cathedral built in 1136 and subsequent phases. This monograph presents the findings from extensive investigations...

Glasgow Royal Infirmary A Light Thru' the Mirk provides an in-depth history of the hospital and its personnel, from medicine and surgery to nursing. This illustrated volume also explores the...

Zara Smith's dating life is a disaster waiting to happen. As a trainee nurse, she's determined to find love - or at least someone to sext. With the help of her best friends Ashley and Raj, Zara...

Glasgow PopOut Map is a compact, self-folding map that provides detailed coverage of the city centre. Its small size belies its extensive coverage, making it the perfect companion for exploring...

Bernie Burns is a Licensed Trade stocktaker with a unique perspective on the inner workings of a Glasgow pub. Through his regular visits on stock check day, he sheds light on the often-serious and...

Glasgow's turbulent past is laid bare in this gripping history of Scotland's greatest city. From plagues and pirate attacks to sectarian violence and cultural assimilation, Bruce Durie explores the...

Glasgow Crimefighter: The Les Brown Story is a gripping true story about one of Scotland's most notorious detectives. In this intense and personal account, Les Brown recounts his experiences as a...

The Glasgow Boys in Your Pocket A unique insight into Scotland's most influential art movement. Between 1880 and 1895, seven artists - Lavery, Guthrie, Henry, Hornel, Crawhall, Walton and Kennedy -...

Glasgow Celtic Twitchers' Society is a story about two friends who embark on a spiritual journey that takes them to unexpected places. Along the way, they discover the magic of birds, the power of...

The Nicolson Glasgow Street Guide provides detailed maps and information for navigating Glasgow's streets. This guide is designed to help visitors and locals alike understand the city's layout, with...

Eric Watt's Photographs of Glasgow offers a unique glimpse into the city's social history over five decades. From 1950 to the end of the 20th century, Eric Watt captured thousands of images of...

Medieval art and architecture in the Diocese of Glasgow offers a unique insight into the artistic heritage of Scotland's medieval past. This collection of papers, compiled from a 1997 conference,...

The Sudden Arrival of Violence: a Glasgow Underworld Novel 3 by Malcolm Mackay is a gripping novel that begins with two deaths, setting off a chain of events for a man who has finally had enough of...

Discover the humor in Glasgow with this collection of jokes and one-liners. Featuring 100 great examples, this book is perfect for anyone looking to add some laughter to their day.From clever...

Get to know Glasgow with this detailed and easy-to-use A-Z Street Atlas. Featuring over 23,000 streets, the atlas provides comprehensive coverage of the city and surrounding areas, including...

This City Now: Glasgow and Its Working Class Past by Ian R. Mitchell explores the hidden architectural, cultural, and historical treasures of Glasgow's working-class districts.Discover the gems that...

Explore Glasgow's hidden architectural and cultural treasures in this unique journey through the city's industrial past.From lesser-known districts to unexpected gems, Ian Mitchell reveals the rich...

Take a walk through Glasgow's Oatlands with Danny Gill as he revisits his childhood home. This nostalgic journey takes you back to a time when streets were lined with shops, people had more time for...

Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the Glasgow Style is a celebration of the transformative power of his work. In the late 19th century, Mackintosh's Art Nouveau style helped transform an industrial city...

The Glasgow Gruffalo's Wean: A Glaswegian Twist on a story. Julia Donaldson's beloved story of a brave little mouse and her encounter with a fearsome monster has been translated into Scots for the...

Tigers at White City Glasgow Speedway 1928 to 1968 is a detailed account of the history of speedway racing in Glasgow during its heyday. From 1928 to 1968, the sport experienced significant growth...

Eavesdropping on Myself: An Outsider's Boyhood in GlasgowNorman MacLean recounts his childhood in Glasgow, exploring the complexities of two cultures: working-class Glaswegian and first-generation...

Glasgow's Secret Geometry - the World of Harry Bell is a 40th-anniversary edition of Harry Bell's alignment writings, featuring the complete texts of Forgotten Footsteps, Glasgow's Secret Geometry,...

This oral history of Glasgow spans most of the last century, telling the story of a city that has experienced both economic downturn and eventual renewal. Through the voices of those who have lived...

The Lost Tramways of Scotland: Glasgow South explores the history of tramcar operation in Glasgow's southern half. From its origins as a horse tramway in the 1870s, the city's impressive network...

The OS Explorer Map: Glasgow, Paisley, Rutherglen, Kirki Get the most out of your time in the countryside with this detailed map of Glasgow, Paisley, Rutherglen, and Kirki. The Ordnance Survey's OS...

Scrooge McDuck's childhood was marked by struggle and adventure. As a young boy, he explored coal mine tunnels with his sister Matilda, where he met Erin, the niece of a theatre owner facing a...

Beautifully illustrated in full colour, this book offers a unique insight into the works of Fred A. Farrell, a Glasgow-based artist who served as a war artist during World War I. With insightful...

Witches of Merchant City by Luke Belcourt is a new novel featuring a cast of all queer witches within the city of Glasgow, Scotland. Holly Winter's life is marked by jadedness and unemployment, but...

The Glasgow art scene has played a significant role in shaping modern art. This book explores its rise over four decades, from community art to the emergence of performance and conceptual-related art...

Glasgow East: A Photographic Collection of the City's Past. This collection of over 200 archive photographs explores the history of Glasgow's east end, tracing the development of the area from its...

Discover the diverse wildlife that surrounds Glasgow and its surrounding areas. This book takes you to 50 remarkable sites, showcasing the natural beauty of woodlands, wetlands, and country parks...

The Glasgow Blue Trains: Class 303 and Class 311 EMUs This book tells the story of two iconic train classes that played a significant role in Glasgow's electrification in the early 1960s. Initially...

Glasgow Kiss is a gripping mystery novel by Alex Gray, featuring Detective Chief Inspector William Lorimer. When a popular teacher at a Glasgow school is accused of rape, the community is thrown into...

Daisy Chain by Maggie Ritchie is a heart-wrenching and hopeful novel about the unbreakable bond between two women from different backgrounds. Lily and Jeanie, childhood friends from Kirkcudbright,...

Glasgow Girls: Women in Art and Design 1880-1920 by Jude Burkhauser This book provides a comprehensive overview of the work of women artists and designers in Glasgow at the turn of the 20th century...

A Memoir of John Elder Engineer and Shipbuilder, Glasgow by William John Macquorn Rankine is a significant work that has been preserved for its cultural importance. As it falls into the public domain...

Glasgow Boys: Masterpieces of Art A collection of over 100 paintings by Scottish artists active in the early 20th Century, who broke away from traditional Victorian painting styles. Influenced by...

The Lost Tramways of Scotland: Glasgow North by Peter Waller provides an in-depth look at the tramcar network in Glasgow's northern half. From the post-war years to the early 1960s, this volume...

Glasgow in the 1950s was a city marked by poverty and violence. For Meg Henderson, this was a childhood shaped by hardship and resilience. Her mother and aunt, Peggy, played a crucial role in...

Frank MacLeod was thought to be the best at what he does - thoughtful, efficient, and ruthless. But is he still the best? A new job has brought a new target, but something is about to go horribly...

The Corporation of Glasgow's ambitious programme to build council houses after the First World War had an unexpected outcome: it reinforced Victorian class structures in the city's new housing...

Glasgow was known as Britain's gang city during the 1920s and 1930s. This period saw the rise of notorious gangs such as the Billy Boys, Kent Star, Savoy Arcadians and South Side Stickers. These...

Coco's quest to save the planet takes off in this exciting adventure. When he and his friends discover skyorbs that could be the key to solving the climate crisis, they embark on an epic journey...

This is a nostalgic account of the author's childhood in Glasgow, where life was simple and kids made their own fun. Growing up poor but unaware of it, and facing hardships that were considered...

The Working Class in Glasgow 1750-1914 by R. A. Cage provides an in-depth examination of how industrialisation impacted the standard of living for British workers, focusing on one representative...

Banner Tales from Glasgow: Challenging Injustice brings together a collection of powerful stories from Glasgow's social history. Edited by David Featherstone and Fiona Hayes, with contributions from...

Rambles Round Glasgow, a travelogue from Hugh MacDonald's pen, transports you to mid-nineteenth century Glasgow. Explore the city and its surroundings through familiar locations, each with its own...

DEA Special Agent Garrett Kohl's life is about to get a lot more complicated. Returning home to Texas after a stint as part of an elite CIA counterespionage unit, he hopes to settle down and start...

Glasgow's East End in the 1970s is a nostalgic look at a bygone era. This book explores the city's east end, from Gallowgate and London Road to Parkhead and Camlachie, capturing the gritty reality of...

Old Ordnance Survey Maps of Glasgow provides a unique visual record of the city's history and development. First published in 1994, this collection of maps showcases the evolution of Glasgow from the...

A Walk in the Park offers a fresh perspective on Glasgow's beautiful parks. John Cairney invites readers to explore the city's hidden treasures, revealing the history and charm behind each park...

The Real Gorbals Story: True Tales from Glasgow's Meanest StreetsColin MacFarlane's memoir is a gripping account of life in one of Glasgow's most notorious districts, the Gorbals. Born in the 1950s,...

Daisy Chain by Maggie Ritchie is a story of friendship and resilience set against the turbulent background of the early 20th century. Against the backdrop of Glasgow's transformation into the Second...

Tanks on the Streets? The Battle of George Square, Glasgow, 1919 by Gordon Barclay and Louise Heren is a detailed account of one of the most pivotal events in Scottish history. On January 31st, 1919,...