The Hidden History Exhibition (click for larger image)

If you want to find out more about the work of the Trondra Local History Group, or even become a member, contact us on 0141 774 5632

If you would like to borrow our exhibition, or discover more about Glasgow’s community museum service, contact the Glasgow Museum Resource Centre at:
200 Woodhead Road
Glasgow
G53 7NN
Tel: 0141 276 9300
Fax: 0141 276 9305
E-mail: morag.macpherson@cls.glasgow.gov.uk

Thank you!

The Trondra Local History group would like to thank everyone who participated in making this exhibition possible.

• Laura Edwards & staff John Wheatley College
• Billy McCallion John Wheatley College
• Steven Allan Provanhall House
• Gillies Campbell Her Majexty’s Schools Inspectorate
• Margaret Sawhali & colleagues Soap Works, The Body Shop
• The Principal John Wheatley College
• Baillie Catherine McMaster
• Residents of Coxton Gardens Sheltered Housing
• Residents of Burnmouth Sheltered Housing
• Children of Swinton Primary School’s Local History Club
• The Daily Record
• The Evening Times
• Stenlake publishing, for the photographs of old Easterhouse, Swinton and other areas
• Derrick Alexander, National Trust for Scotland
• Maurice Coyne, The East End Independent
• Staff of the Open Museum
• Easterhouse Alcohol Information Service members
• Bobby Williamson Hibernian Football Club
• Denny from Scheme
• Marie and Peter McCormack
• We are indebted to the girls of Class IIIE of Westwood Secondary School from 1965, who wrote the fascinating report ‘Easterhouse – Past, Present and Future’.

A special thanks to the people of Greater Easterhouse who have given up so much of their time and energy to the project.