Hear some of stories of those interred within the 37 acres of the cemetery, and their contributions which helped make Glasgow the industrial powerhouse she became which saw her known as the Second City of the Victorian Empire.

Register for the Zoom now: www.gwsfhs.org.uk/events/event...

Maybe @chrismpaton.bsky.social‬ can add more (or correct me if I'm wrong)

The building is Category B Listed, and the heraldic device is described as “Ornate heraldic corner piece above bank front at 1st floor, comprising lion and unicorn flanking shield, painted gilded.”

Although the dark wooden panelling of the original bank has long disappeared, one of our members can remember being taken there by her mother, with the counter too high for the wee girl to see over.

The 'royal' line of Faa often gentrified its name to Fall. More information on the gypsies of Kirk Yetholm can be found at blog.historicenvironment.scot/2022/10/the-...

[Post by Diana Burns, who also found this photo album!]