The famous PS Waverley has carried generations of Glaswegians on voyages and pleasure trips since she was built, in 1946. Perhaps you have taken a trip on the Waverley?
Visit us all weekend in Riverside Museum to learn more about this very special vessel.
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The Friends of Glasgow Necropolis run regular friendly and informal walking tours of the Glasgow Necropolis!
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Hear the folk songs and legends of Glasgow's famous shipyards with this storytelling session accompanied by live music and meal at Gael & Grain courtesy of Glasgow Music City Tours!
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