Unusually for such memorials, it doesn't just list the dead, but everyone who served. This means you can calculate the proportion of all who went who died, and it's 20%.
@thisismyglasgow.bsky.social
@thisismyglasgow.bsky.socialUnusually for such memorials, it doesn't just list the dead, but everyone who served. This means you can calculate the proportion of all who went who died, and it's 20%.
@thisismyglasgow.bsky.socialEasily overlooked, this is a memorial for the people from the Pollok House Estate in Glasgow who left to fight in the First World War.
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@thisismyglasgow.bsky.socialThe mid-18th Century Pollok House in Glasgow. Donated to the city in 1966, it's been closed due to renovations since 2023, but it's good to see the scaffolding has been removed from this facade (although it remains in place on other parts of the building).
@superframe.bsky.socialThe Listening House: How Glasgow's Pollok House Found Its Voice Again
#Glasgow #SonicaFestival #PollokHouse #ArtInPublicSpaces #CulturalHeritage #ExperimentalArt #CommunityEngagement
@friendsofpollok.bsky.socialA reminder that you have a chance to go and see the refurbished Pollok House if you go to the Sonica Festival starting in 2 days!
@friendsofpollok.bsky.socialHere is a reminder that the first chance to see inside the refurbished POLLOK HOUSE is happening this month as the 'Listening House' venue (24/09 - 04/10) of Sonica Festival of 'audiovisual art and experimental music' sonic-a.co.uk/events/sonic...
