Bridges of the Clyde
Starting from Partick station, heading down towards the river, 12 walkers rounded the Riverside museum for a view up river of some of the bridges we were about to cross. The walk continued along the north of the river, passing
Glasgow Museum Resource Centre
The next Probus Outing will be on Thursday January 24th 2019 We will be visiting THE GLASGOW MUSEUMS RESOURCE CENTRE on the south side of Glasgow . The visit and organised tour (FOC) will commence at 1 pm and last
Gordon Wilson
Gordon’s interest in Clyde Steamers began in the 1970’s when he travelled on six of them to examine the details required to make models. In 1981 he joined the Scottish Branch of the Paddle Steamer Preservation Society and for many
CHRISTMAS LUNCH MENU
KELVIN PROBUS CLUB Christmas Lunch 18 December 2018 £35 per head Dear Fellow Member, Please make your selection from the menu below by placing a tick against your choice. If you will be accompanied by a guest,
2018 newsletter
Newsletter 2018
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Margaret Houston Talk
Margaret Houston : Home Ground, Aye Write, and more… Margaret Houston started with a flourish as our first speaker under Alistair’s presidency. She is Principal Librarian (Reader Development and Literacy) with Glasgow Libraries responsible for organising a year round programme
Chris O’Connell’s Talk
Chris O’Connell – Scottish Canals Archive and Its relevance for the future of the Canals From the outset Chris O’Connell, Scottish Canals Senior Heritage Advisor, stressed the importance of canals to Scotland’s history. They are scheduled historic monuments. The Canals
Bob Wilson
Bob Wilson recently retired as Director of Estates from the University of Warwick after twelve years in that role. Bob is a Chartered Architect by profession and has been involved with the design of Higher Education buildings for around thirty
David Smith
David Smith was born and brought up on the south side of Glasgow. He trained in Medicine at Glasgow University, then held various training posts before becoming a Consultant Surgeon at the Victoria Infirmary. He retired from the Victoria in