
The former stables in the north of Glasgow was built around 1815 as a staging post in the days when horses pulled boats and barges along the Forth and Clyde Canal. These days you’re as likely to see kingfishers and swans along the canal than boats; and horses, hardly at all.
But Lambhill itself has a long and proud history. We’ve witnessed and welcomed all comers, from miners to meteorites, from the birth of the Industrial Revolution and the growth of Glasgow as a major economic centre, to the advance guard of the Roman Empire at its northernmost extent along the Antonine Wall.
Lambhill is particularly well-placed to investigate the astonishing diversity of our natural and built environment.
If you are interested in our heritage activities, get in touch with our Heritage Co-ordinator, Carol Primrose heritage@lambhillstables.org or call 0141 945 4100 to find out more.
There's lots to do at Lambhill Stables, and below are just some of the activities we have available. Get Involved!