I had a job at the South Rotunda building today and discovered something fascinating! There’s actually a tunnel that once connected the South and North Rotunda buildings, and you could walk right through it. According to my customer, it’s been closed since 1980 🤯 Fun fact brought to you by Wiper Wizard 🧙‍♂️ #glasgowhistory #Glasgow #carmaintenance #mobilerepair

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3 小時內	Bob the_amazing_adventures_of_bob	There's a famous discussion on the old Hidden Glasgow forum about loads of hidden tunnels in Glasgow. There are a lot in the city centre, some insanely deep underground. More info on the rotunda here https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-67980670
7 小時內	Alasdair Gow alasdairgow	I recently passed there going to see the Waverley docked at the science centre, finiston crane is cool too. It wasnt just a passenger tunnel there was vehicle tunnels too and hydraulic lifts in each rotunda to get down to the tunnel http://www.clydewaterfront.com/clyde-heritage/queen's-dock--yorkhill-quay/harbour-tunnel-and-rotundas
21 小時內	Stephen Running stephenrunning	Old guy here who actually slipped and fell down the soaking wooden stairs from top to bottom! And who, on the night it closed for good arrived with two pals for a last trip, only to find it had close 10 mins before.😱 Long walk in to Jamaica Bridge then a walk out to Bellahouston followed. Ah, memories.