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The Provand's Lordship of Glasgow is a medieval historic house museum. It is the oldest remaining house in Glasgow, built in 1471. The house is furnished with a collection of seventeenth-century Scottish furniture donated by Sir William Burrell and the museum features exhibits related to: decorative and applied art, archaeology, medicine, religion, trade and commerce, architecture and social history.
History & Anthropology Art & Design Historic house Medieval art & Early Renaissance art Applied art Archaeology Religion
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Provand's Lordship, located in Glasgow, Scotland, is a well-preserved medieval house that offers visitors a glimpse into 15th-century urban life. As the oldest house in Glasgow, it stands out for its historical significance. The museum features period furnishings and artifacts that help illustrate daily life in medieval Scotland. Visitors often appreciate the authentic atmosphere and the opportunity to explore multiple floors of the house. The adjacent St Nicholas Garden, with its medicinal herb collection, adds an extra dimension to the experience. However, some visitors note that the museum is relatively small and can be explored quite quickly. The information provided is generally good, but some feel it could be more comprehensive. The staff is often described as knowledgeable and friendly, enhancing the visit for many. While the museum may not offer high-tech interactive displays, its strength lies in its authenticity and the tangible connection it provides to Glasgow's past. It's particularly appealing to those interested in medieval history or architecture, but may not engage all visitors equally, especially younger children. Overall, Provand's Lordship offers a solid, if brief, historical experience in the heart of Glasgow.
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