7.9K views · 238 reactions | Norse (Viking) hogbacks displayed at Govan Old Parish Church in Glasgow, Scotland. These five probably date to the 10th century or thereabouts. Hogbacks are thought to be grave markers. They are believed to represent houses of the dead. | International Man of History | Facebook

10K views · 171 reactions | History is made as Glaswegians cross the Govan-Partick Bridge for the first time! The bridge will be a major asset to the city and to Glasgow Riverside Innovation District - a partnership involving communities working with UofG, Glasgow City Council and Scottish Enterprise to accelerate inclusive innovation across 700 acres in the west of the city either side of the River Clyde. | University of Glasgow | Facebook

The Govan-Partick Bridge will open soon, reconnecting the historic link between these Glasgow communities, and this video shows some final installation and testing and how the Bridge will look when in operation. | Glasgow City Council

"It puts Govan on the map. It’s a brand new walking trail that’s around Govan exploring different cultural sites around the area." Full story: https://www.glasgowtimes.co.uk/lifestyle/spring-in-the-city/23655887.glasgow-artists-combine-music-art-new-guided-mural-trail/ | Glasgow Times