For a fascinating peek into life in bygone Glasgow, including the West End and the University, The Scottish Screen Archive has some fabulous film clips, such as a Sunday morning promenade along Great Western Road in 1915; some 1948 Lectures at Glasgow University and a beauty contest in the Botanic Gardens, around 1970
There is also a clip from Tam Trauchles Troubles, in which two boys exasperate their father in their tenement house as he tries to keep up with their antics. This is an example of fund raising appeal films produced for the Glasgow Necessitous Children’s Holiday Camp Fund
The Scottish Screen Archive preserves over 100 years of Scottish history on film and video, and this material can be of great benefit to students in Film/TV Studies and Economic and Social History
Categories: Library
Tags: economic history, film and television, films, history, Scottish Screen Archive, social history, university
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