The Tenement House

We kwamen hier op een spontane bezoek op zondagmiddag in januari en hebben onszelf zeer goed genoten. Onze wee jongen hield van het “oude modehuis” en werd zo goed door het personeel gekeken, van het cash register naar de flat en weer terug.We gingen twee keer rond (met een verandering tussen bezoeken! En het inzicht in een verhaal van duizenden zoals dat in Glasgow was fantastisch. En onze jongen genoot grondig kleuren in zijn muren duik. Een verborgen juweel die de wandeling waard door Garnethill.

Het is erg goed.😍

You can visit low-rent houses if you want to feel nostalgic and don't want to go too far. It reflects the life of Glasgow's middle class from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. The owner and his family have lived here for more than 50 years. The room is full of characteristic beds and kitchen design and furniture at that time. This place is really interesting. Households at that time would not have managed their houses as well as the Scottish National Trust. However, although the underground floor has added exhibition rooms, it is still often crowded.

The translation of low-rent housing is a bit strange. It reflects the realism of British life in the past. Don't assume that every Englishman is a royal.

Feeling nostalgic can't help but come to Glasgow's low-rent housing area to experience the middle class living environment from the nineteenth century to the early twentieth century. At that time, it must be a good place for the middle class to live. The windows fell and the buildings were well organized.