Women, War & the West End will tell the stories of ordinary women and what they did during the First World War. The Heritage Lottery Funded project, run in partnership with Four Acres Charitable Trust, Friends of Glasgow West and The Scottish Graduate School of Arts & Humanities, will focus on women who had an impact on Glasgow’s West End during & after WWI. The exhibition will also explore an under-researched aspect of life – the work of women and war memorials.
This exhibition will be open from Monday 10th December 2018 until 28th February 2019 at
Glasgow City Heritage Trust
54 Bell Street
Glasgow
G1 1LQ
Monday – Friday
10am – 4pm
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