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Clydebank Museum glasgow

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Clydebank Museum is situated conveniently along Dumbarton Rd in Clydebank G81 offering visitors insight into local history through fascinating exhibitions focused on various aspects of life in this vibrant community over generations past. Our knowledgeable staff welcomes guests into engaging displays featuring artifacts from different eras alongside interactive activities designed for all ages aimed towards education as well as entertainment! Join us today by contacting us via phone (01389) 737555 or explore what’s happening next through our website – there’s something exciting happening every time you visit!

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Clydebank Museum glasgow
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Clydebank Museum glasgow
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Clydebank Museum glasgow
Clydebank Museum glasgow
Clydebank Museum glasgow
Clydebank Museum glasgow
Clydebank Museum glasgow

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Rosemary Dorricott

1 Google Rating

Staff rude. Museum very small. No information on local industry. Only a few paintings and 3 model s

1/ 5

Staff rude. Museum very small. No information on local industry. Only a few paintings and 3 model ships. Do NOT recommend.

Isabel Bone

3 Google Rating

A sign outside to inform us that the museum was closed would have been appreciated! However, enjoyed

3/ 5

A sign outside to inform us that the museum was closed would have been appreciated! However, enjoyed the coffee and the Singer displays.

Robin Smart

4 Google Rating

The Shackleton endurance exhibit was very informative and the cafe does great soup... Would like to

4/ 5

The Shackleton endurance exhibit was very informative and the cafe does great soup... Would like to see more about Clydebanks history.

Cheryl Sullivan

5 Google Rating

Modern clean and good cafe

5/ 5

Modern clean and good cafe

James Greer

3 Google Rating

Not a lot to in it could do with more articles about Clydebank

3/ 5

Not a lot to in it could do with more articles about Clydebank

Carol Morrow

5 Google Rating

I called about my boat shuttle singer sewing machine. They gave me an email address which I have mis

5/ 5

I called about my boat shuttle singer sewing machine. They gave me an email address which I have mislaid.

Jean Hamilton

5 Google Rating

Lovely place to have a wedding package the staff were brilliant

5/ 5

Lovely place to have a wedding package the staff were brilliant

John Semple

5 Google Rating

Nice place staff very helpful

5/ 5

Nice place staff very helpful

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  • Sunday10:00 AM - 04:30 PM
  • Monday10:00 AM - 04:30 PM
  • Tuesday10:00 AM - 04:30 PM
  • Wednesday10:00 AM - 04:30 PM
  • Thursday10:00 AM - 04:30 PM
  • Friday10:00 AM - 04:30 PM
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