A Musical Walking Tour of John Maclean’s Pollokshaws
Saturday 27 August, 2022, 1 p.m. – 2 p.m.
Telling the story of John Maclean through speech, poetry and song whilst taking in all relevant local sights
Walk starts: Pollokshaws West Railway Station, Pollokshaws Road, G43 1NE
About this event
John Maclean was born, lived and died in Pollokshaws. Starting at Pollokshaws West Train Station, and ending at Pollokshaws East Train station, this 2 hour walking tour takes in all the relevant local sights.
Through speech, poetry and song, members of johnmaclean100.scot will tell the story of the great John Maclean where it happened.
Early booking advised as places limited.
£3 – £5
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