🕙 Our recent snowy weather reminds us of the 1967-1968 snow storm. Travel back in time with our first episode of Time Capsule about this historic event. 🌨️ 🕰️ Mark your calendars for March 6th, when the Show Low Historical Society Museum reopens its doors to even more fascinating tales from our rich history. ❄️ | The City of Show Low

Storm Isha Hits Falkirk

Govan on BBC 1 Scotland about the 1968 storm and how Govan led the way in saving Glasgow's tenements. This led to the formation of the "Central Govan Housing Association" in 1971 which was the first community based Housing Association in Scotland, now better known as just Govan Housing Association. You can read more about Annie Gibbons and her cludgie in Raymond Young's book "Annie's Loo" https://www.amazon.co.uk/Annies-Loo-Scotlands-Associations-2013-03-01/dp/B01K934IRI/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UT

Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow, filmed on a baking hot day in July 1990 as the city was in the middle of its year-long run as European Capital of Culture. This was the year of Frank Sinatra, Luciano Pavarotti, the Rolling Stones, and The Big Day, the largest free music festival ever to be held in Scotland which drew crowds of 300,000 across its city centre venues. It was also the year of the inaugural Glasgow International Jazz and Folk Festival, the Glasgow's Glasgow exhibition, and the first ev