Hi all, This is my first report so please be kind 
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Well as far as history goes I don't have too much on it but here is what i do know:
The former transport museum of Glasgow was located just next to Kelvin Bridge. It was formerly the circus of Glasgow back in 1924 and this was the case until in 1987 it was converted into the museum of transport and also the kelvin sports arena. The site also served other purposes such as a parachute making facility and mortuary during WW2 so it's not surprised the museum is also claimed to be home to numerous ghosts. The museum closed it's doors on Sunday the 18th of April 2010 when work to move to the new Riverside facility took place.
I spent many years as a kid loving and visiting this fantastic museum and when i learned of its closure I decided to make it my mission to explore the location. A few emails and calls later and here it is.
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Well as far as history goes I don't have too much on it but here is what i do know:
The former transport museum of Glasgow was located just next to Kelvin Bridge. It was formerly the circus of Glasgow back in 1924 and this was the case until in 1987 it was converted into the museum of transport and also the kelvin sports arena. The site also served other purposes such as a parachute making facility and mortuary during WW2 so it's not surprised the museum is also claimed to be home to numerous ghosts. The museum closed it's doors on Sunday the 18th of April 2010 when work to move to the new Riverside facility took place.
I spent many years as a kid loving and visiting this fantastic museum and when i learned of its closure I decided to make it my mission to explore the location. A few emails and calls later and here it is.
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