This is a museum of social history for the city of Glasgow, and tells the story of the people and the city from 1750 to the present day.
The collections and displays reflect the changing face of the city and the different experiences of Glaswegians at home, work and play.
Experience typical Galsgow life such as a "single end" (a one-room tenement flat) going to "The Steamie" (the communal laundry), nights out at "The Dancing" in the famous Barrowland Ballroom and trips "Doon The Watter" (the Firth of Clyde) on steamers such as the Waverley.
The People's Palace is in the east end of the city on the huge park known as Glasgow Green
The collections and displays reflect the changing face of the city and the different experiences of Glaswegians at home, work and play.
Experience typical Galsgow life such as a "single end" (a one-room tenement flat) going to "The Steamie" (the communal laundry), nights out at "The Dancing" in the famous Barrowland Ballroom and trips "Doon The Watter" (the Firth of Clyde) on steamers such as the Waverley.
The People's Palace is in the east end of the city on the huge park known as Glasgow Green
