The home of The Trades House of Glasgow, a charity that has been part of the city’s history since 1605, the Trades Hall was designed by Robert Adam. Built between 1791 and 1794, David Hamilton and James Sellars made later additions.

This talk, by Craig Bryce, a former Deacon of the Incorporation of Masons and Honorary Archivist of the Trades House of Glasgow, explores its history and continuing importance in the life of the city.