May3

Free Event: Govan’s Sir William Pearce Statue

  Join the THI Team and statue conservators, Covanburn, to learn about bronze restoration and the repair works currently being carried out to the Pearce Statue in Govan. Find out why the “Black Man” was green, is now black (well … Continued

Apr23

Govan’s Pearce Statue Restoration Underway

Work to restore and repair Govan’s Pearce Statue commenced on Monday the 15th of April and will be on-site for the next seven weeks. The project involves not only restoration of the statue but also the production of a booklet … Continued

Mar27

Another great lecture evening in Govan!

Thanks to everyone who attended our second ‘Winter Warmer’ lecture evening last night – the event was a great success. The audience enjoyed listening to Nick Blair, who is a Conservation Architect, discussing the upcoming building repair projects to Brechin’s Bar and … Continued

Mar22

The Pearce Statue needs you – Community Workshops

The THI team is looking for volunteers to help produce a commemorative leaflet celebrating the upcoming restoration of the Pearce Statue. Perhaps you would enjoy unearthing facts about Sir William Pearce or the statue’s sculptor Edward Onslow Ford? Maybe you’d like to learn … Continued

Only in Govan – A Collection of Govan Memories

“Only in Govan – A Collection of Govan Memories” is now available in hard copy and to download.This collection of Govan memories was kindly shared through a series of conversations, workshops and encounters.  The reminiscences are heart-filled, playful and cast … Continued

Mar12

Take Two! Time for another FREE heritage talk in Govan!

Come and join us for another interesting and informative lecture evening! Learn about Govan and Glasgow’s historic buildings, find our more about the upcoming building repair work at Brechin’s Bar and Water Row … and eat lots of cake! This … Continued

Jan25

First ‘Winter Warmer’ event a great sucess in Govan!

On Tuesday 22nd January 2013, Govan Cross THI held it’s very first ‘Winter Warmer’ event in the Pearce Institute, Govan.  Professor Stephen Driscoll, from Glasgow University Archaeology Department, kicked off the evening with a talk entitled ‘Romancing the Govan Stones: Archaeological … Continued

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