Heritage news and events
Find out more about the history and heritage of the River Clyde. The news stories and events we feature here are stories that relate to the heritage of the area, leisure and tourism opportunities.
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Glasgow's festival of built heritage is taking place this week, with more than 100 buildings open to the public on 17th and 18th September.
The famous Scottish paddle steamer Waverley has been awarded an Engineering Heritage Award by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers
Don't miss the Tall Ships event from 9 - 12 July 2011 in Greenock
The new Riverside Museum opened on 21 June 2011 and has to be the place to visit in Glasgow this month.
An important local landmark has been restored to its rightful home on the roof of the Pearce Institute in Govan.
Glasgow's Tall Ship, Glenlee, has moved to its new location at the Riverside Museum. Both the Tall Ship and the Riverside Museum will open on 21 June 2011.
The Riverside Museum has re-created the legendary hillclimb race on one of Scotland's most famous roads, with a film featuring classic cars, and the road recreated within the new museum.
The people of Clydebank have been remembering the event of the blitz, 70 years ago in 1941. 14 March 2011
More than 50 volunteers and professional actors donned 1940s costumes to star in an innovative short film that will be broadcast on an antique subway train inside the new Riverside Museum. 18 Feb 2011
The historic Egyptian Halls in Glasgow city centre may have to be demolished … unless £2.35million can be found to save it. 1 December 2010
